Obama hires failed exec and HUGE jobs exporter to "focus on jobs"

[Dr.House]

He's not clueless...He's outright corrupt.

Yep he's a bush in Obamas clothing.

Had Bush done this the left would be yelling "cronyism" at the top of their leftist lungs...


I imagine Cheney would also be implicated as well...

 

[rdean]

WOW...this has to be the highest cluelessness of this President.
Soo...

Obama - "We think GE has something to teach businesses all across America".

Yes...
1 )How to close U.S. Plants and reopen them in Mexico.
2) How to import Chinese made units and assemble them in Mexico.
3) How to sell to Governments on the US trade embargo list and get by with it.
4) How to rip off poor people by charging them outrageous interest rates.
5) How to give politicians $millions so they will quietly give you 10 years to fix perhaps the most widespread and dangerous jet engine problem in history.
6) How to make a former community organizer/now President to not know all of the above and form an alliance with you.


Holy Hell.

In other words, he hired people Republicans admire.

 

[Jroc]

hey what about Hallibut...oops, never mind. ...

I was going to mention Halliburton, this is like Bush appointing Halliburton CEO to an adversary board, imagine how the libs would scream about that. In a related story...

Gave our money to GM they could at least invest it in this country.



GM announces major investment in auto plant (in Mexico)
That's Government Motors gratitude for you! From the Wall Street Journal:

U.S. automobile giant General Motors Co. said Tuesday it plans to invest close to $500 million in its Ramos Arizpe plant in northern Mexico to produce a new line of engines as well as a new vehicle...

American Thinker Blog: GM announces major investment in auto plant (in Mexico)
"We estimate that these technologies allow for a 9% improvement in fuel efficiency from current engines," Lieblein said, adding that the investment will directly create 390 jobs in Coahuila state, where Ramos Arizpe is located.


Another $215 million will go toward upgrading the factory's production lines to build a new vehicle for the domestic and international markets, she said, noting that the investment will be key to maintaining 400 jobs.


Assembly of the vehicle, which wasn't named, is set to begin in the last quarter of 2011. GM plans for it to "give long-term viability to this plant by gradually substituting some production volumes."


Lieblein said General Motors has invested $4.1 billion in Mexico over the last four years.


US taxpayers bailed out GM, next came the Volt, and now this is the payback.


On the bright side, at least there may be fewer Mexicans crossing the border.


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