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There's a valid argument that allowing any of the Big Three automakers to go under would have catastrophic repercussions throughout the economy, since so many hundreds of thousands of jobs depend upon their survival.

As they sink beneath the waves, the titans of free enterprise are turning to us taxpayers for a lifeline. Yes, the same folks who, I'm sure, have done everything they can to avoid paying their fair share of taxes.

If we are really going to do this, at the very least we should demand that the execs who drove the companies into the ground take a hike, without the usual obscene compensation that CEOs snag regardless of profit or loss.

It would make the bitter medicine of rewarding incompetence a little easier for us to swallow, if nothing else.

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My guess is that, like the really bad coach you find in all professional sports, each will end up helming yet another really big publicly-held corporation within a few years and running it into the ground as expensively as possible.

Similar to my plan for a balanced budget amendment: Congress doesn't have to balance the budget if they don't want to - they just can't run for another term if they don't balance it. Now there's a "change" Obama could ask for :-).

YES ,FIRE CEO`S AND GIVE BIG TAX BREAK FOR BUYING AMERICAN BUILT CARS,IN AMERICA,INSIST ON REDUCTION OF MANAGEMENT
STRUCTURE!!.

I like this one.

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