Auto Industry Bailout linked to Colombia FTA-1/2

August 28th, 2010 | by Administrator |
IWantDemocracyNow asked:

White House Denies Attempt to Link Auto Industry Bailout to Colombia Pact The Bush administration is denying reports it wants to link aid to the auto industry to Democratic support for a free trade pact with Colombia. Democratic lawmakers, meanwhile, are preparing to push for emergency legislation to help the automakers during the lame-duck session of Congress next week. We speak to Mark Brenner of Labor Notes and Hofstra University professor and journalist Mario Murillo here in New York. [includes rush transcript]

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  • How can people who buy foreign cars support the potential auto-industry bailout?
  • What kind of car are you going to buy to keep the Auto Industry going after the bailout money is all spent?
  • Is the UAW the main reason why the US auto industry is asking for a bailout?
  • If republicans believe in corporate welfare, why are they resisting the auto industry bailout?
  • Should the oil companies pay for the bailout of the Auto Industry?
  • 12/5 Barney Frank “disaster” if Auto Industry fails - opening statement Congress Auto Bailout
  • Why are Republicans complaining about lost auto industry jobs?

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    4. By LittleFuchs08 on Sep 1, 2010 | Reply

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