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democraticco12 Donating Member (7 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Nov-16-08 07:25 PM
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62. They hate unions
That's the only reason they opposed this particular measure.
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  -"Top Republican Senators Oppose Automaker Bailout" emperor72  Nov-16-08 12:14 PM   #0 
  - This is the only part of the bailout I agree with. OF COURSE, they're going to oppose it.  Joanne98   Nov-16-08 12:16 PM   #1 
  - Top Republican Senators On Wrong Side Of Issue Again  ColoradoMagician   Nov-16-08 03:44 PM   #41 
  - They hate unions  democraticco12   Nov-16-08 07:25 PM   #62 
     - You are so right  classysassy   Nov-19-08 05:43 PM   #88 
  - I hate myself on those few times that I agreed with the GOP. But I agree with this but for  ShortnFiery   Nov-16-08 12:17 PM   #2 
  - My opinion here  eleny   Nov-16-08 12:17 PM   #3 
  - $700 bil for the white collars vs $25 bil for blue collar ..does anyone really think  madmom   Nov-16-08 12:21 PM   #4 
  - Buy GM for 1.84 Billion and reorganize it into a cooperative.  w4rma   Nov-16-08 12:22 PM   #5 
  - "Better gas-millage cars" does not include MORE big-ass Escalade Hybrids, et. al.  ShortnFiery   Nov-16-08 12:25 PM   #6 
  - What? (nt)  w4rma   Nov-16-08 12:29 PM   #8 
     - Making a huge SUV "hybrid" does not solve our need to wean ourselves off of foreign oil.  ShortnFiery   Nov-16-08 12:44 PM   #13 
        - Where did I ever mention hybrids? Believe it or not, but hybrids can be made to increase horsepower  w4rma   Nov-16-08 12:55 PM   #15 
           - I regret you thought the above - it was an aside to your comment. eom  ShortnFiery   Nov-16-08 01:58 PM   #26 
  - Pay EVERYONE from the housekeeping staff to the CEO all  pokercat999   Nov-16-08 12:34 PM   #9 
  - Not really. Why would someone spend tens of thousands of dollars to learn skills if they can make  w4rma   Nov-16-08 12:42 PM   #12 
  - If you have to ask this question you MUST be a high school  pokercat999   Nov-17-08 06:56 AM   #68 
  - I am sure that would encourage  Pavulon   Nov-16-08 02:41 PM   #32 
  - Why it works in the military... hmmm  humbled_opinion   Nov-16-08 05:21 PM   #50 
  - I did not have the option to say "fuck you I quit"  Pavulon   Nov-17-08 06:09 PM   #74 
  - Is the only recognition more money? How dreary your life and  pokercat999   Nov-17-08 06:58 AM   #69 
     - I love my job  Pavulon   Nov-17-08 06:13 PM   #75 
        - Obviously I have a better opinion of the American worker than  pokercat999   Nov-18-08 05:16 AM   #76 
        - I do business with union and non union shops NEITHER  Pavulon   Nov-18-08 06:54 PM   #79 
           - Merit = How far your nose is up your bosses arse.....nt  pokercat999   Nov-18-08 07:23 PM   #80 
        - Many people do... it called volunteerism  LanternWaste   Nov-19-08 08:47 AM   #86 
  - Your idea is noble ........but  Speed8098   Nov-18-08 05:48 AM   #77 
  - Who is going to run this company?  hack89   Nov-16-08 05:25 PM   #51 
     - The employees who are working there now and who likely know more than the top management. (nt)  w4rma   Nov-16-08 07:03 PM   #59 
        - Exactly, I am all for it.  harun   Nov-16-08 09:58 PM   #66 
  - Why Senators Really Oppose An Auto Bailout  Better Believe It   Nov-16-08 12:26 PM   #7 
  - This could become a wedge issue to destroy the GOP  TheBorealAvenger   Nov-16-08 03:12 PM   #36 
  - You are wrong about this being a wegde issue in the south . . .  toopers   Nov-19-08 05:23 AM   #85 
  - The unionized longshoremen are under attack now too.  dixiegrrrrl   Nov-16-08 08:47 PM   #64 
  - Red states have been recruiting overseas auto manufacturers for years  laptoprepairguy   Nov-17-08 09:53 AM   #70 
  - Personally I would like to see that bailout become a buyout which  jwirr   Nov-16-08 12:37 PM   #10 
  - tell these pukes to STFU  UpInArms   Nov-16-08 12:38 PM   #11 
  - Who the fuck cares what these bastards want? How ignorant can they be?  acmavm   Nov-16-08 12:53 PM   #14 
  - Assholes  Blue Gardener   Nov-16-08 01:01 PM   #16 
  - wow...pick up ANY newspaper from 1997 to 2005 and it would read EXACTLY:  Blue_Tires   Nov-16-08 01:01 PM   #17 
  - unfortunately, I don't disagree with any of these statements  policypunk   Nov-16-08 01:09 PM   #18 
  - s/del  brentspeak   Nov-16-08 03:18 PM   #37 
  - As a Democrat....I do agree with these repugs.  goforit   Nov-16-08 01:11 PM   #19 
  - Then you are anti-union and have no right to call yourself a Democrat.  Odin2005   Nov-16-08 01:20 PM   #21 
  - so should Enron have been bailed out for the unionized PGE employees?  policypunk   Nov-16-08 01:28 PM   #23 
  - From your past posts, you appear to endorse the creation of cheap labor and support killing unions:  brentspeak   Nov-16-08 03:21 PM   #38 
  - Except that UAW has acted as a captive union for much of its history.  Hannah Bell   Nov-16-08 02:01 PM   #27 
     - WTF does "captive union" mean?  Odin2005   Nov-16-08 02:39 PM   #31 
        - Sure are a lot of eyerollers at DU.  Hannah Bell   Nov-16-08 04:28 PM   #44 
           - Just because one supports labor doesn't mean one is a Marxist.  Odin2005   Nov-16-08 05:17 PM   #48 
              - Marxists built the labor movement, & when they red-baited them out, it started  Hannah Bell   Nov-16-08 05:20 PM   #49 
  - I strongly suggest that you do some research before you join up.  amandabeech   Nov-18-08 08:15 PM   #83 
  - I'll say it, Duers attacking the bailout are suckers of the union-busting bastards.  Odin2005   Nov-16-08 01:19 PM   #20 
  - The UAW doesn't even come into this anymore  policypunk   Nov-16-08 01:22 PM   #22 
  - Support the UAW by handing CEOs billions without oversight or control?  Telly Savalas   Nov-18-08 07:28 PM   #81 
  - Shelby has a bit of a conflict of interest.  Snotcicles   Nov-16-08 01:53 PM   #24 
  - Interesting. I didn't hear that from any of the talking heads this AM  crazylikafox   Nov-16-08 05:41 PM   #54 
     - Jeff Sessions is running his yap against the loan also. nt  Snotcicles   Nov-16-08 05:45 PM   #55 
     - I have been unable to find a talking head that actually knows something about the automakers today!  amandabeech   Nov-18-08 08:07 PM   #82 
  - If there's no part of the bill that gives money to Hummer manufacturing  hangman86   Nov-16-08 01:55 PM   #25 
  - True.  ShortnFiery   Nov-16-08 02:01 PM   #28 
  - Keep buying into the Republican union busting rhetoric  Loki   Nov-16-08 02:16 PM   #29 
  - Pretty obvious  droidamus2   Nov-16-08 02:34 PM   #30 
  - Auto companies-bad, lets dump em  safeinOhio   Nov-16-08 02:57 PM   #33 
  - At least right about Alabama  droidamus2   Nov-16-08 08:19 PM   #63 
  - It is Lockheed, Boeing and Halliburton that the taxpayers should not be propping up.  TheBorealAvenger   Nov-16-08 03:09 PM   #34 
  - I don't understand the beef with Boeing  lelgt60   Nov-16-08 07:13 PM   #61 
  - Sounds like union busting to me...  BrklynLiberal   Nov-16-08 03:12 PM   #35 
  - It's union busting pure and simple  1gobluedem   Nov-16-08 03:28 PM   #39 
  - Finally....  WriteDown   Nov-16-08 03:33 PM   #40 
  - I feel the money will not go where they say it will  LatteLibertine   Nov-16-08 03:54 PM   #42 
  - You nailed it  desktop   Nov-16-08 03:55 PM   #43 
  - That's exactly what I think is going on as well  mrone2   Nov-16-08 05:05 PM   #47 
  - And let's not forget......  llmart   Nov-19-08 07:41 PM   #89 
  - Republicans have a reputation for being against Unions  machI   Nov-16-08 04:43 PM   #45 
  - of course they do -- cause that really would benefit working families. nt  xchrom   Nov-16-08 04:52 PM   #46 
  - Sen. George Voinovich (R-OH) is supporting aid to the Big 3  Bozita   Nov-16-08 05:38 PM   #52 
  - It seems to me that if we can't LOAN the auto industry  Pharlo   Nov-16-08 05:39 PM   #53 
  - Why have foreign car makers moved to the US?  Oldtimeralso   Nov-16-08 05:53 PM   #56 
  - they move their factories here to avoid their unions. we move ours there to avoid ours.  Hannah Bell   Nov-16-08 06:36 PM   #57 
  - Problem: Anti bailout=union busting. Pro bailout=reward fat cats  lelgt60   Nov-16-08 07:02 PM   #58 
  - The least the Repubs could do  TXDemGal   Nov-16-08 07:10 PM   #60 
  - why oppose bailing out 1 industry when we've bailed out BigInsuranceBankInvestmentCos with $ we  wordpix   Nov-16-08 09:49 PM   #65 
  - Well, lookee all the DUers lined up today to protect the Big Three and the UAW  Psephos   Nov-16-08 10:42 PM   #67 
  - Use the bailout money to buy the stock, re-sell the stock to the employees ...  SomeGuyInEagan   Nov-17-08 11:51 AM   #71 
  - Sell it to the unions and those Republicans will change tune.  Festivito   Nov-17-08 12:33 PM   #72 
  - I can somewhat agree with what they said  4_TN_TITANS   Nov-17-08 12:42 PM   #73 
  - Clearly airy-fairy derivatives are of far more value to America than manufacturing.  annabanana   Nov-18-08 06:54 AM   #78 
  - If you make physical products, you get your hands dirty!  amandabeech   Nov-18-08 08:18 PM   #84 
  - If we don't deliver here, Dems, kiss MI and the Rust Belt goodbye  Strawman   Nov-19-08 02:43 PM   #87 
  - Hi there!  llmart   Nov-19-08 07:44 PM   #90 
  - As I posted on another thread, Michigan and the rest of the rust belt  amandabeech   Nov-19-08 08:43 PM   #91 
  - Can't throw good money after bad. As long as visionless management stays no bailout.  Jersey Ginny   Nov-19-08 08:56 PM   #92 
  - Well that probably scared Pelosi and Reid.  gtar100   Nov-19-08 09:25 PM   #93 
  - ASfter 8 years of listening to the GOP and their Errors.....we still listen to th...?????  opihimoimoi   Nov-19-08 11:23 PM   #94 
 

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