Nearly identical articles from the New York Times and Washington Post this week lamented the idea that auto workers blamed General Motors for its factory closures rather than President Donald Trump.
General Motors said Wednesday that local authorities in Venezuela “illegally seized” one of its plants, causing the auto company to cease all operations in the country as its political and economic crisis deepens.
Among John Podesta’s leaked emails is a 2014 message from American Bridge giving talking points for attacking America Rising, a PAC that produces opposition research and video against Democrats, as “anti-American business and anti-generosity.”
A man who saved a woman’s life by using his gun to intervene in a stabbing outside a General Motors facility in Michigan said on Thursday he was fired at the request of the car company.
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— Jed Lewison (@jedlewison) April 26, 2012
General Motors’ (GM) troubled lending arm remains billions of dollars in debt to taxpayers.
The Treasury Department sold its remaining GM stock on Monday, a move that is expected to cost taxpayers $10.5 billion.
More than half of Texans said that the $50 billion taxpayer bailout of General Motors may deter them from buying from the company, according to a survey released Tuesday.
General Motors has shied away from promoting the Chevrolet Volt in 2013 as the federal government begins selling off its final shares of company stock, a move one expert said may have been made to avoid reminding the public of the federal bailout.
