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    Who are the NERD fund donors Mr Snyder?

    Raise the curtain.

    Oh, and coincidentally..


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Wed Feb 24, 2010 at 04:40:34 PM EST
    Tags: Toyota, Michigan, FBI, Raid, Recall (all tags)

    There have been recalls in the past on automotive products.  There have also been lawsuits.  I don't recall the FBI raiding a Michigan business on the basis of a recall investigation:

    Warrants were served late Tuesday on the Detroit-area offices of three Japanese parts suppliers: Denso International America, Yazaki North America and Tokai Rika, also known as Tram, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said.

    "This is not related to the investigation into Toyota recalls," Denso spokeswoman Bridgette LaRose Gollinger told AFP.

    The Detroit-area headquarters of Denso's US subsidiary was "inspected" by the FBI and the US Justice Department "in regard to US antitrust laws," Gollinger wrote in an e-mail.

    Denso "is cooperating with this investigation," Gollinger said, adding "we cannot comment on information related to the inspection."

    OK.. hmm  perhaps we take a look at the facts..  Toyota has fought the UAW tooth and nail while developing its manufacturing structure here..  Two of the big three were failing as a result of the unions and poor management(capitulation with the unions) and government bought and paid for by the unions (Democrats..).. The government steps in and "saves" the carmakers from bankruptcy, with the end result of the unions owning a significant share of those two, and the "federal government owning the other parts, and then Toyota's unfortunate defects turn up....

    Nah.. really nothing but a coincidence.

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    After driving most American (none / 0) (#1)
    by BruceB on Wed Feb 24, 2010 at 05:01:10 PM EST
    employers out of business or out of America the Democrats are now aiming to drive the foreign companies that employ Americans out of business in America!  Higher levels of Despair, higher Unemployment, and more Americans living in Poverty will be the result of these Democrat Progressive Actions aimed at restructuring America.  Don't these Democrats realize that Americans depend on these employers for their way of life?  Have Democrats no shame?  

    Dangerous! (none / 0) (#3)
    by LookingforReagan on Wed Feb 24, 2010 at 06:26:55 PM EST
    And extremly disturbing. The arrogance and lawless disregard for the rule of law that this President and his band of miscreants and rouges possesses is a contradiction to the very essence of America.

    Oh please... (none / 0) (#5)
    by archiespeck on Thu Feb 25, 2010 at 11:55:05 AM EST
    I'm an unabashed supporter of right-to-work and despise the UAW for what they've done to our once-proud industry, but these conspiracy theories about the government and media prosecuting Toyota are pure nonsense. Toyota's gotten a free pass from the liberal media and Washington for years. Thomas Friedman made us believe that the Prius was their most popular vehicle when they were striving to push out more gas guzzlers than the all of the Domestic 3 combined.  

    Lawmakers are taking abuse for trying to put Toyota out of business because they are allegedly in labor's pocket, but I don't remember the media going after Richard Shelby and the rest of the southern delegation who were CLEARLY in the Asian automakers' pocket when the D3 executives were put on mock trial.

    Regurgitating what Glenn Beck said the night before will do nothing to advance our cause.  Think before you blog...

    Also... (none / 0) (#6)
    by archiespeck on Thu Feb 25, 2010 at 11:57:42 AM EST
    It goes without saying, but Toyota's vehicles KILLED people, and it's becoming more apparent that the company tried to cover this up or ignore it. Our government has not only a right, but a duty to find out what happened and what is being done to correct it. What would the reaction be if this had happened with a domestic automaker?

    true (none / 0) (#10)
    by archiespeck on Thu Feb 25, 2010 at 03:54:58 PM EST
    I stand corrected on the Beck comment.

    I wholeheartedly agree that the CEOs did nothing to help their own case and should have pointed out to the collection of fools in congress the government's own role in the decline of the domestic auto industry.

    Ford (none / 0) (#11)
    by archiespeck on Thu Feb 25, 2010 at 03:58:40 PM EST
    During the Ford/Firestone debacle, Jac Nasser -- CEO of Ford at the time -- sat before a congressional committee.  It was a full on dog and pony show.

    I have no doubt the UAW is enjoying the debacle, but that doesn't mean they're conspiring with the government to prosecute Toyota.

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