Do you honestly mean to tell me that our illustrious president is taking a harder stance with the heads of GM and Chrysler than he is with the head of a possibly nuclear-armed Iran?
SRSLY? WTF?
Maybe someone oughtta tell 0bama that Ahmadinejad is threatening to start a business in the US that might make some money? Maybe that would get 0bama to come down hard on Iran then... Well, supposing that this new company doesn't hire any ACORNs or former Chicago office staffers, I suppose...
If someone has a clue what 0bama's doing, put it in an envelope and mail it to 1600 Penn Ave., 'K?
That is all.
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Obama asks GM president to step down? Where is that in the Constitution?
Here's the difference: The ex-GM President would've made a bad decision, who knows what it would've been (probably involves making money for the company or something equally as despicable*), where as, Iran will sell or give a nuclear weapon to some nutjob who goes ahead and uses it. Its a whole lot easier and a heck of a lot less in the consequence department to give a smack down on ol'GM. You have to be very careful with the rattlesnakes and unstable people with an A bomb.
The analysis is easy:
1. Iron-fisted rule of everyone he thinks is under his control.
2. Groveling to everyone else.
The only bright side I can see to this is after the .gov starts backing auto warranties, there is no way in hell the people would let them run healthcare too.
1. Capitalists are evil.
2. The Persians are simply misunderstood.
3. Stop asking questions of your overlords, err, elected officials; if they weren't supremely intelligent, they wouldn't rule, whoops, I meant take such good care of us.
4. Off to re-education camp with you!
Iranian scientists in North Korea helping them build a rocket.
Obama will be wondering what that is all about as a mushroom cloud erupts over a major American city.
Unless of course its Washington, D.C.
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