FOGLIFTING: FOGLIFTING FOR THE WEEK of Dec 9, 2008

December 10, 2008

FOGLIFTING FOR THE WEEK of Dec 9, 2008

Barnie Frank assures us that the Car Czar will have veto power over any transaction $100 million or greater. Oh, goodie! BTW, the House is rushing to give Chrysler & GM $100 per taxpayer.

When did we give them authority to choose our charity cases? I know an Atlanta orphanage that needs a hand more than overpaid Detroit workers.

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