Rasmussen has the poll results here:
Just 18% of Americans think the United Auto Workers union and the federal government will do a good job running Chrysler and General Motors, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey.
Forty-seven percent (47%) believe the union and the government will do a bad job, while 35% are not sure.
Forty-six percent (46%) of adults now say it is at least somewhat likely that Chrysler and General Motors will become profitable again with the UAW and the government in charge. A week ago, before the new ownership arrangements were known, 54% of Americans said it was at least somewhat likely that Chrysler could again achieve profitability. . . . .
Related Posts
New Op-ed in the Philadelphia Inquirer: "U.S. money given to GM has been a bad investment"The print version of my new piece starts this way:If you invested more than $100 in a company, would you be happy 
"Obama the most polarizing president ever"So much for running to unit the country. Now the press concludes that if Obama couldn't get rid of the gap it is proba- The Biggest wealth transfer of all timeGE gets secret bailout money from the government and then runs positive news coverage on the Obama administration witho
- Here is my bet: Britain's financial sector will do better than the EU's in the futureFor those who blame private financial institutions and not the government for the recession, the EU is offering them wh
- So much for Obama's promise not to interfere with GM's business decisionsObviously this promise has already been broken multiple times, but now the Obama administration is interfering with GM'
Gallup: How should we solve the deficit problemThe entire Gallup survey available here is interesting, but most people think that the deficit is due to spending and t
Americans don't think that the government will do a good job running the car companies
4/
5
Oleh
abudzar
