I never said Bush was innocent. Did you read the issue with Clinton and his contribution? There were others besides Clinton and Bush.
Yes, and it was NOTHING in comparison. Mainly he signed the GOP bills....as long as we had Clinton regulators, nothing happened.
People don't realize how important it is we have the white house to keep them in check. If gore won no war with Iraq and no recession. Romney would have bankrupt the big 3 broke all the unions and finished off the middle class. It would have been their dream to win 2008 and 2012. America forgot how bad bush hastert and delay were.
You are smoking to much pot, the big three were doing fine in 2012 when the mod of the third debate threw the election to Obama over Romney.
Romney wanted to bankrupt them. You'll see trump will finish the job
F. Y.I.
General Motors Company (GM)
Trumps Changing environmental regulations could be a catalyst for F and GM stock
By
Vince Martin, InvestorPlace Contributor | Mar 22, 2017, 11:40 am EDT
Ford Motor Company (NYSE:
F) andGeneral Motors Company(NYSE:
GM) are in a much better place than they were during the financial crisis. GM stock, of course, went to zero as GM filed for bankruptcy in 2009. Ford stock performed almost as badly. It hit an all-time inflation-adjusted low in 2008, trading just above $1 before recovering.
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The narrative around the Ford and General Motors troubles largely centers on union wages and pension obligations. Those labor costs left the U.S. giants unable to compete with foreign manufacturers. That narrative usually omits another key factor, however.
Environmental regulations, notably CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Economy) standards, had a major role as well. Ford and GM simply never figured out how to profitably make smaller cars (with those labor costs a key reason why). But fuel economy rules required Ford and General Motors to make those smaller cars — at a loss — in order to sell profitable trucks and SUVs.
With the Donald Trump Administration reportedly reconsidering environmental regulation on the industry, there have been hopes that GM stock and Ford stock could benefit from changes. And there is some logic behind those hopes.
Where Ford Stock and GM Stock Sit Now
Obviously, it’s not the financial crisis anymore. GM stock has been recapitalized and returned to the public markets. Ford stock hasn’t exactly soared since a post-crisis rebound, but it has been steady, and both stocks have paid substantial dividends