“No. We’re not propping up companies. That’s your mistake,” he tells Stahl, who had asked him about taxpayer money going to prop up companies that had made bad decisions. “We’re propping up individuals. The world doesn’t consist of companies. The world is people. The country is people.”
When Stahl points out that Frank is then talking about welfare, he responds, “Yeah, I’m for welfare. You’re not? Are you for letting people starve?”
At least Frank is honest. He’s out to save the unions. If he could figure out a way to do that as well as crush the capitalist car companies, he would.
And he thinks he has figured out that way - nationalize the automakers.
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Just saw that congress went home to let the big three stew in their UAW soup until at least after the inauguration…not it is up to the RINOs to hold together and stop this travesty again..but don’t bet your house that they will. I am just hoping that GM is forced into chapter 11 this month. If in fact they are as broke as they claim then this should come about..and if they have enough funding to hold on until after Obama and the thieves take over then they have lied. Either way I am letting the world know that my next pickup will be a rice burner. Dam the big three and a union that would rather see the companies fold than keep jobs for their members.