Comments on: Politics: No plan, No Money, Congress Tells Automakers

By: Arreba

Arreba — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 16:25:56 +0000

Strict regulations need to be put in place to insure that the very companies that are borrowing this money from the government plaintively work with their customers who are experiencing hardships. Far too often, these very companies that are begging for money grossly mistreat those who can not pay them by harassing them on the phone and doing an assortment of other crappy things…

I agree with the QUEENOFUNIVERSE on making those CEO’s experience the life of those that have less than them. For one thing, they should be stripped of those fancy jets and other perks they receive. In addition, they should be required to volunteer in homeless shelters and soup kitchens, then turn around and be required to live in the projects, work at a fast food joint, and/or take food stamps for a year. Then, when they think they have had enough, the government should require them to work in their company’s collections office and publicly apologize via telephone and email to every citizen that is in debt to their company, and offer them some type of assistance to get them out of debt!

By: LYNN

LYNN — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 16:19:48 +0000

“THE BIG THREE”.. NEED JUST AS MUCH..” CHANGE”..AS THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT.

By: QUEENOFUNIVERSE

QUEENOFUNIVERSE — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:33:30 +0000

Where is the bail out for the middle class americans. They were quick to take our homes, take our jobs, now they want us to save the rich folk who mismanaged money. They need to be stripped of their rich lives and live like us for a while. We are accommed to just making it, let them try it for a year or two. Its time out for the rich getting richer and the poor, poorer.
Don’t bail them out……it will only sink the poor deeper.