Here's Your Handout

The CEOs of Chrysler, Ford and General Motors spent a second day in Washington asking for handouts, you know, because they're on the verge of bankruptcy because they don't know how to run profitable car companies. The (not so) funny thing is, they flew to Washington on private corporate jets. The Gulfstream G4 that Rick Wagoner rode in on set General Motors back about $45 million. It's estimated that the flights alone cost about $80,000 each, in fuel and maintenance. And they have the nerve to ask for taxpayer money.

Here's your handout.



I will never, ever buy a car manufactured by GM, Ford or Chrysler as long as I live. In fact, I will never buy a car from a company that employs any worker that is a member of the UAW.