Bush finally did the wise thing and provided a bridge loan to GM and Chrysler.
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why the big speech? I heard Sec. Treasury is going to be using the rest of TARP funds today. I don’t hear W crying about having those Banks receiving TARP about getting wage concession and coming up with a plan to be viable, competitive.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=adq._JZdgZKw&refer=home
here is the link.
Bush is just worried about his legacy. He doesn’t want to have it said of him that he could have bailed out the Auto industry in the last 30 days of his Presidency and did nothing, especially if one, or more of them goes out of business.