Break out the champagne, Its looking to be a good year! According to NPR, It will happen in two phases:

GM's plant in Spring Hill will start making cars again for the first time in two years. The factory had sat mostly idle except for some engine production. Now GM will spend about a quarter of a billion dollars on the plant and add almost two thousand jobs in two phases.

In the first phase, the plant will add 700 workers on a so-called "flex line," meant to make whatever GM needs quickly to meet high demand. It will start next year on the popular Chevy Equinox.

OK, its not 870,000 jobs but its a start in the right direction.  Maybe the crisis is nearly over?  Michigan could sure use those jobs about now, and the news couldn't come soon enough.

BTW where in Michigan is Spring Hill?  Is that near Monroe or something?

OH. I see.

So, let me get this straight. Government Motors decided to locate their new jobs in a plant in a Right-To-Work state?