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Why GM Deserves Support
Why GM Deserves Support
Much has been said about the impact of the credit crisis on U.S. auto makers, and whether or not the government should assist the industry during this extraordinary financial turmoil. In these discussions, many critics simply ignore the substantial changes that U.S. auto companies have already ...
Here There Bee (More) Pirates … and Might the Obama Administration Take Them Out?
Here There Bee (More) Pirates … and Might the Obama Administration Take Them Out?
opiniojuris.org — Somali pirates strike again, this time hijacking a Saudi-owned tanker off the coast of Kenya . The running stand off with the hijacked ship carrying arms and a Ukrainian crew continues; Russia announces that it repelled an attack on a different ... (more) Here There Bee (More) Pirates … and Might the ...
Why the U.S. blinked on its troop agreement with Iraq
mcclatchydc.com — WASHINGTON — Although the Pentagon officially has welcomed the new accord on a U.S. troop withdrawal from Iraq, senior military officials are privately criticizing President Bush for giving Iraq more control over U.S. military operations for ... (more) Why the U.S. blinked on its troop agreement with Iraq
US Predator strikes al Qaeda & Taliban outside of Pakistan's tribal areas
longwarjournal.org — An unmanned US Predator aircraft attacked a Taliban and al Qaeda safehouse in the Bannu Frontier Region east of North Waziristan early today, according to reports from the region. At least five people were killed in the early morning airstrike, ... (more) US Predator strikes al Qaeda & Taliban outside of ...
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Hugh Hewitt: President-elect Obama's Baseline and Silence
Townhall.com Blog's TownHall Blog — ... week are in no small part a reaction to the approach of the purposeless spending festival. President Bush and the GOP simply do not believe GM CEO Rick Wagoner when he says that a Big 3 bailout is necessary to "save the U.S. economy from a catastrophic collapse," but if the president-elect does believe that he should say so and demand the lame-duck Congress act. In this day and age, though the formal transfer of power is two months away, the accountability clock has already begun. GM's Wagoner makes his case for federal assistance here.

Hugh Hewitt: President-elect Obama's Baseline and Silence
Hugh Hewitt's TownHall Blog — ... week are in no small part a reaction to the approach of the purposeless spending festival. President Bush and the GOP simply do not believe GM CEO Rick Wagoner when he says that a Big 3 bailout is necessary to "save the U.S. economy from a catastrophic collapse," but if the president-elect does believe that he should say so and demand the lame-duck Congress act. In this day and age, though the formal transfer of power is two months away, the accountability clock has already begun. GM's Wagoner makes his case for federal assistance here. ...

Thomas Frank: It's Time to Give Voters the Liberalism They Want
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... bark. His is the voice of a business class rediscovering its ancestral zeal for combat. Liberals should take heed. If they thought the "Harry and Louise" campaign that sank Hillary Clinton's health-care reform was dirty, they should know they ain't seen nothing yet. Thomas Frank's column, The Tilting Yard, appears every Wednesday at OpinionJournal.com Also in Opinion Journal: Rick Wagoner: Why GM Deserves Support Martin Feldstein: How to Help People Whose Home Values Are ...

How G.M. Plans to Spend Your Money
Swampland — Remind me again, why we are bailing out General Motors? Here's how they explained it : The future of the domestic auto business is critical to the health of the U.S. economy. It is a vital engine of economic growth and a foundation of economic stability. It remains a path of upward mobility for millions of American families. But if this is all about American jobs, ...

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