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If GM ended up in financial troubles, the first person to sack is the CFO. How did we ever reach this position, that the bean counters ended up as the ruling class? It is a sad state of affairs, when highly intelligent engineers and scientists who create the value in a company are treated as subservient to those whose only claim to fame is that they can count...!!!

What is so hard to understand Bill? This is a clear example of a couple of campaign promises made during a certain campaign actually coming through:

1) No more special interests in Washington,

and

2) Government transparency.

Bryan - we get a lot of clever and insightful comments on Evolving Excellence, but this might top them all. Thanks, Bill

Senators give alot of our money to GM, GM gives money to lobbiest who give gifts to the senators.

Thanks, Mike! I didn't understand the purpose of professional lobbying till you so clearly articulated it... Now it all makes sense! Corrupt parasites helping other parasites to help themselves... Someday, they will have no one left to feed off... Then what will they do?

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