Clint Eastwood’s Manager: Chrysler Ad ‘Not a Political Thing’
“I think that Rove and everybody, if they’re sensible, would wonder why a longtime Republican and libertarian would do that."
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“I think that Rove and everybody, if they’re sensible, would wonder why a longtime Republican and libertarian would do that."
Optimism is good for business, and incumbents.
Would cover 48,500 union workers.
As of this morning, the car company is officially Fiat's problem.
Sorry, administration, everyone, this thing isn't over yet.
The dissident lenders attempting to block the sale of Chrysler's assets to Italy have given up.
And when it hits them that only thing they're getting out of this is a new enemy in President Obama, they'll really be crying.
Yes, the car companies are disintegrating, people are sinking their own boats, and major architectural landmarks are going for half price. But Hugo Lindgren spots a few glimmers of hope.
The president pushes out the CEO of GM and gives it, and Chrysler, some firm deadlines.
Today's editorial pages are full of opinions on the Detroit mess.
The president's new plan puts responsibility in the lap of President-elect Obama.
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