You're correct on this point. However, on a national basis the Democratic Party pretty much acts as if its headquarters is on Montgomery Street in SF.KenH said:Everyone doesn't live in San Francisco or California.
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You're correct on this point. However, on a national basis the Democratic Party pretty much acts as if its headquarters is on Montgomery Street in SF.KenH said:Everyone doesn't live in San Francisco or California.
Squire Robertsson said:Yeup, and rides in a place of honor in the annual G*Y Pride Day Parade. Without him in the State Assembly, the g/y political machine would not have the power its has today. He sees the "g rights" struggle as a follow on to the civil rights struggle of the 50s and 60s.
A major part of those decisions was overpriced labor. The Unions have demanded too high a salary for too long, and now they are paying for it. The problem is that they are making the rest of the country pay for it as well.It has been the decisions of these incompetent, inept, overpaid prima donnas that have made the decisions that have bankrupted their firms...not the guys & gals on the assembly line who go to work everyday to execute decisions made in the corner offices.
http://www.cnsnews.com/public/content/article.aspx?RsrcID=40775“As far as the failure of last night, it solely lies on UAW,” Coburn told CNSNews.com. “All we asked was, ‘Just give us a date at which you will have competitive wage rates. We will put it in and that’s what you will have to meet.’ They would not move. They would not renegotiate their contract with GM as far as wage rates.”
You have to put this failure at least in part on the unions. Management has plenty of blame to bear. And that's why it is probably better to let these companies die and they will re-form as a better more solid company with competitive wage structures and better business practices.
I agree. ...Ditto the auto industry!!
carpro said:It's kinda funny how liberals are not talking about returning GM to a being a profitable company...
It seems to me all the restructuring in the world won't do any good unless it actually does make them profitable.
Is democrat's plan actually the eventual government takeover of GM? Therefore they just don't care if they make a profit.
Hmmm....