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Tag: Obama's Whuppin Boy

So Maybe We Don't NEED That Bridge

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Mon Jun 04, 2012 at 01:24:50 PM EST
Tags: Canada, Obama's Whuppin Boy, DIBC, Michigan, VOLT, GM, Impalas, Fares, Traffic (all tags)

After all.

At least for one particular part of production. In fact perhaps this could be a great way to increase our share of North American manufacturing. Simply close the plants across the moat:

"CBC News reports that an Ontario General Motors' plant where Chevy Impalas and Equinoxes were built will be closed down, costing Canadians around 2,000 jobs. GM reportedly plans to partially move production of the Impala to its Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant in Michigan. You may remember the Hamtramck site from the Chevy Volt commercial which trumpeted the building of Volts there. It now seems that low demand for the Volt has led to the plant having enough time to build other, conventionally-powered vehicles. While the Volt may have been the car GM "had to build," it appears that consumers would "prefer" them to build cars like the Impala."

You think?

Lets see. Less VOLTS = less taxpayer subsidies, more electricity available for our playstations, and more Impalas built in the USofA.

And a few less bridge tolls.

Win, Win, super win. Right Guv?

Oh, and anyhow, it probably has more to do with Obummer's recently noted JOBS stagnation,(and all the adjustments downward of the previous gains noted) and trying to make those up.(2,000 at a time) To heck with the cannucks when there's an election to be won!

H/T Paul Chesser

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