First breakfast, then protest at Bob Evans | The Columbus Dispatch

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Dem Losers wrote:

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And it is OK for Obama to bailout GM and Chrysler so his union buddies can run the companies into the ground?
What about the joke of a stimulus act. It did nothing for jobs or the economy.
Fact is Bob Evans will keep jobs in Ohio and these jobs will pay taxes and support Ohio.
Why do the clueless liberals have a problems with positive job numbers?

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OnlyinColumbus wrote:

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Try addressing republican hypocrisy, just once, pretty please. Oh, the delicious irony.

Dem Losers wrote:

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And it is OK for Obama to bailout GM and Chrysler so his union buddies can run the companies into the ground?
What about the joke of a stimulus act. It did nothing for jobs or the economy.
Fact is Bob Evans will keep jobs in Ohio and these jobs will pay taxes and support Ohio.
Why do the clueless liberals have a problems with positive job numbers?

Suckeyes wrote:

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Actually, Bush okayed the GM / Chrysler bailout.

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Emma wrote:

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No, I don't know the answer.
I do know that the CEO never had any intention of leaving Ohio. But saw an oppurtunity to get money from the state. In the political circles, it's an open secret.
I suppose that I don't have the outrage the many have, but some sadness that I know this money could have been used to save other programs. And I get frustrated with this forum because people make such insulting attacks (left and right) with no attempt to do anything but parrot what they have heard others say.

Suckeyes wrote:

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Actually, Bush okayed the GM / Chrysler bailout.

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OnlyinColumbus wrote:

KASICH orchestrated this move to a RICH suburb using TAXPAYER money. What say you small-government Repugs?

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Bill wrote:

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It's a little deeper than that - and after Obama was elected.
Nov. 12 (Bloomberg)-- General Motors Corp. rose 5.5 percent in New York trading after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged Congress to pass an industry bailout, embracing the premise that GM is too big to be allowed to fail.
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President George W. Bush wants the industry to succeed and will work with Congress on aid, his spokeswoman, Dana Perino, told reporters today in Washington. Bush would support amending the bank-bailout legislation, Perino said. He discussed the automakers with President-elect Barack Obama on Nov. 10.
The U.S. automakers want $25 billion in new federal loans to help cover operating expenses, Ken Cole, GM's chief lobbyist, said in a Nov. 10 letter to Congress. Separately, the United Auto Workers says it wants $25 billion to help fund the union- run retiree health-care trusts being started in 2010.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news...

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CSD wrote:

Who do I call to schedule these "protesters" for my business ? I would love the free publicity.