Auto Industry Bailout

The GOP presidential candidates will have to defend their position on the auto industry bailout during their debate in Oakland on Wednesday.

In my studies of history, and in my efforts to try to understand which written historical events are true and which ones are false, I have developed useful guidelines that use both accurate and falsely written documents to understand what really happened.

Politics and government go hand in hand, in order to understand one, you must first understand the other and vice versa. This work includes simple to understand definitions of governments and politics and expalins how they fit together....

We all know that the systems of government can be classified in two big categories: the democratic systems of government and the non-democratic systems of government.

This was my final paper for W131. It was a trend paper. My trend was the expansion of the American Government since President Reagan.

President Bush acceded to Democrats' request to extend TARP funds toward an U.S. automaker rescue plan. Now, the ball is in Obama's court.

A study of United Arab Emirates e-government system and the need to curb graft and corruption through e-government.

Here is an alternate plan for the Automobile Industry bailout which benefits the tax payer who is financing the bailout as well as the Automobile Industry and even the environment.

Your tax money definitely is being spent these days. Why do you care more about an auto industry bailout than a Wall Street bailout?

Whether or not the bailout is a good idea doesn't affect a person's ability to make some short term financial gains. Getting your portfolio in order for a decision is the key to watching it benefit from it.

Carl Levin, finishing his 30th year in the United States Senate, is applying extra pressure for an auto industry bailout to save General Motors and Chrysler.

Ron Gettelfinger, United Auto Workers president, is battling with Tennessee Senator Bob Corker.

Congress is debating the auto industry bailout, but the Wall Street bailout is starting to draw more attention.

Many people are wondering if the Big Three deserves to be bailed out especially after wasting so much money just to fly to Washington, DC.

The "Big Three" are pleading for a $36 billion bailout a few weeks after asking for "just" $25 billion. How can Ford, GM, and Chrysler be saved without such massive taxpayer bailouts?

Executives from General Motors, Ford and Chrysler are returning to Washington for a second bailout bid, this time sans their corporate jets.

While debate continues over if, and how we can shore up the crippled American auto industry, our leaders have quit arguing whether the glass is half full or half empty--they disregard the water and continue to discuss the financing of bigger glasses!

Congress is closing the door on $25 billion for an auto industry bailout out of the total $700 billion bailout package. It seems like everybody can get a bailout, some coins in the tin cup, except for us in the auto towns.

Mr. Stolyarov presents an innovative framework for measuring and ranking how oppressive governments are to their subjects.

Mr. Stolyarov defends a tax-free, non-coercive, limited government and advocates a new way to approach voting -- investmentocracy -- as well as the existence of a Protectorate branch of government designed to overrule and veto rights-violating legislation.

A short essay about government and why it is needed for mankind. Discusses the different types of government and how each type varies from one another.

186 students were surveyed about their political attitudes in undergraduate Political Science classes during Spring 2004 at E.C.S.U.. The research question studied was whether there is a relationship between trust in government and political knowledge.

Graduates with a degree in Government find that there are careers in Federal, State and Municipal government departments. There are also careers in teaching and in private industry.

From the very chambers of Congress and from the halls of federal offices come soap-opera worthy drama.

The bailouts remain a very controversial subject. This article will demonstrate that while the bailouts are unpopular, they were necessary, as they prevented an economic disaster.

Killing Half the People in the World

Years of budget cuts and retirements have battered government succession plans, leaving a disarray of musical chairs being filled by whoever can warm the seat.

The American People are outraged about the bailouts of some of America's biggest institutions. This article explains that the bailouts prevented an economic disaster.

We now have new leaders in Greece and Italy. The markets are rallying on this newsis this real or a false hope??

Everyone keeps stating how free our country is (which is what brings people here in the first place). But, how free are we really?

Reducing the money given to the government as much as possible can make a real difference, particularly when those making a conscientious effort to do so encourage as many others as possible to join the effort.