Companies give GOP, regulators, different messages

McGruff wrote:

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actually I would rather only legal voters vote. My rights as a voter is important also. When an illegal vote is cast it steals the rights to vote from legal voters. Democrats have been very good at this over the years.

And the GOP would rather block minorities and the poor from voting. They disguise it as an attempt to block felons, but when one guy is a felon, there's no reason to block everyone with the same name, as the GOP did in Florida in 2000.

McGruff wrote:

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companies that can compete can do so without the gov giving them $60 billion with no strings attacked. The number of cars sold had little to do with it. You still have to make a profit. GM will be in the same boat in no time. The unions will see to it.

Couldn't win the argument on what has actually happened, so now you're arguing what may happen. But if sales stay brisk, as they have been. If GM keeps making reliable cars, as they have in recent years. Perceptions will get better and sales will continue to rise.
You said they were uncompetitive, and the fact that they have the highest market share in the entire industry proves they're more than just competitive.