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Re: UAW head says that unions aren't to blame for Detroit's problems
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Originally Posted by zete
Ultimately, I take Harry S Truman's view on this: The Buck Stops Here. And that is with the senior management, designers, accountants, etc. in GM in the past 30 years. You get what you sow. Or, to put this another way, the line workers at GM couldn't manufacture silk purses from the sow's ears they were provided.
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Single biggest problem in this country. The top 1-5% make all the decisions and try to deflect the blame. Unions, homeowners, dems, gop, whatever. It all makes me sick! I'd take almost anyone to replace Wagoner. Even that cranky old senatorial bast**d from Al.
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"Business as usual is over at GM," said Henderson. "Today starts a new era for General Motors and everyone associated with the company. Going forward, the new General Motors is fully committed to listening to customers, responding to consumer and market trends, and empowering the people closest to the customer to make the decisions. Our goal is to build more of the cars, trucks, and crossovers that customers want, and to get them to market faster than ever before." 7/11/2009
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