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Closing Dealerships Impact Other Businesses, Tax Revenue, Community Sponsorships
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- What?
Closing dealerships will have an effect that will trickle down through the community?
But the Dembots told us trickle down was an evil Republican lie?
And now they're talking about how trickle down is real?
What gives? - Reply to this comment
- YES! Ob course, there's going to be a ripple effect through the economy that is only NOW beginning to really occur!
Is it going to be bad?! Yes, ob course! And, remember it---and this!
...the next time you hear some Republican politician or GOP "mouthpiece" talking about the grand, glorious day of Reagan economics---and DE-REGULATION and TRICKLE-DOWN economics!
Let's hope you get tired of being fooled over and over again! - Reply to this comment
- Is this your Internet ? Do you own it? Do you own anything? I didn't think so ! So **** and go BYM!
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- If I were incog-nito I would be totally lost !!! Get a life LOSER!
Posted by albert571 at 9:33 PM : May 15, 2009
Actually the loser is you. Begone, bitter neocon troll. - Reply to this comment
- If I were incog-nito I would be totally lost !!! Get a life LOSER!
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- Well I just went to some Chrysler/GM web site too look at car prices. Result?
No electric cars.
Exorbitant prices.
Half their inventory - or more - being ridiculous land cruiser luxury models that cost over 25K.
And they want us to feel sorry for them? Seems like they've got the market ALL wrong. - Reply to this comment
- I imagine I won't be seeing an invite to any of the lavish going away party's Chrysler or GM will most likely be throwing with all that bailout money me, my kids and grandkids have to pay back?
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- shazmispanks, did you fail all your ESL classes? You are a shinning example of an in-bred sponge bob smear pants that got deported for being as mental as a box of rocks. Quit being such a spunk monkey and enjoy your sign holding job at the booga booga thrifty mart.
Posted by knyghtwolf at 8:05 PM : May 15, 2009
Don't feed the ESL troll, please. Thanks. :) - Reply to this comment
- Posted by albert571 at 8:38 PM : May 15, 2009
Don't like the internet? You can go back to the good old days any time. Get lost. - Reply to this comment
- I hate the internet and I also hate this stupid computer, It used to be cool but then the Democrat's pooled all there money at the local trailer park and found a pawn shop that had one cheap enough for them to afford and ever since then the internet changed forever! I miss the good old days !!
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- Not to worry. The American economy will recover, as soon as all the people that Corporate American laid off or outsourced their jobs save enough money to buy their products again.
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- shazmispanks, did you fail all your ESL classes? You are a shinning example of an in-bred sponge bob smear pants that got deported for being as mental as a box of rocks. Quit being such a spunk monkey and enjoy your sign holding job at the booga booga thrifty mart.
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- Who cares about these dealerships! They robbed us long enough with shoddy workmanship and outrageous dealer service fees. They deserve bankruptcy. Just like throwing away the old couch..it has to be done to make room for something newer, and hopefully better. GM, Chrysler.. they didn't listen. They were told in the 80's to get away from gasoline. They didn't. They kept making trash. So let them all suffer
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- GM gets bailed out with U.S. Taxpayers money, only then to represent the Govt. of China as the prime distributor in the U.S. for Chinese MADE Cars starting in 2011!!!
Is this Bush faults too...or this is a Obama deal.... he h heh heh heh - Reply to this comment
- Just because you can, does not mean you should. Leave some opportunity for others so that they can have a chance at it. We can see that there can only be so many dealers.
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- Now what do we consider the jobs lost. Do we not count these as part of the 1.5 million jobs that the 800 billion stimulus saved or can we lower it to 1.3 million....
Hah hah Bush Faults.... - Reply to this comment
- :...owns 18 car dealerships..."
What the heck is she doing owning 18!? Give 17 other people a chance to own a dealership, don't be selfish and greedy.
Posted by sjc_1
Sounds like she found the American dream. Once you create something successful, it is easy to duplicare. Owning the first McDonalds Restaurant is the hardest. Owning five or ten becomes easy once you learn how to do it. The amazing thing is that most of us have the same opportunities. Some of us do more with the opporyunities than others. - Reply to this comment
- :...owns 18 car dealerships..."
What the heck is she doing owning 18!? Give 17 other people a chance to own a dealership, don't be selfish and greedy. - Reply to this comment
- BUSH you did a fine job on the Economy!!!
Posted by Azteca_Urbano
He sure did. Those eight years were the most lucrative years of my forty year career and I am still doing well under President Obama. The trick is to make the economy work for you. If you depend on the economy for your well-being, you will experience all of the ups and downs. That can't be too much fun. - Reply to this comment
- jgg00000008 said: "what social security is: A social policy. It is not socialism. "
Sheesh. You say Tomahto, I say Tomayto - Reply to this comment
