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Re: GM congressional hearings

By: weco in FFFT | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 02 Apr 14 2:01 AM | 45 view(s)
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GM needs to clean up their act in many areas, local dealers here have, over many years, been pretty sleazy characters, didn't last long, only to be replaced by new idiots..


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Re: GM congressional hearings
By: clo in FFFT
Wed, 02 Apr 14 1:43 AM 		Msg. 62511 of 65535

Hi wil,

I watched some. I thought Marsha Blackburn did well, along with Dingle & the chairman (from my limited viewing of him.)

Would you agree?

Which ones bothered you?

GM CEO Barra, also had the right tone & wasn't afraid to say she didn't know something or that she didn't read all 200,000 pages sent to Congress.
I thought the hiring of Kenneth Feinberg shows they are serious about having the best to make amends.

I also think the prior 'leaders' of GM left her a disaster...
And... anyone who knew about the faulty part & covered up, should face a criminal trial!
That goes for any Corporation that puts the risk of the public in the 'collateral damage' column & decides its worth paying lawsuits in lieu of FIXING the problem.
Put them in prison & then lets see who is willing to risk the safety of the public!

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