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To: Bank Holding Company who wrote (168943)	12/4/2008 10:10:20 AM
From: Jet.Screamer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

Chrysler shouldn't get a cent because they are private. Let the idiots who thought buying Chrysler was a great idea put more of their money risk. However, our elected officials are so stupid Chrysler will probably be the only one that gets government money.

To: Bank Holding Company who wrote (168943)	12/4/2008 10:38:25 AM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 306849

'Dey are trying to save jobs...a lot of them union. Hoe yeah... Public...private...? Difference is public shareholders...and they always get the short end of the stick anyhoo.

To: Bank Holding Company who wrote (168943)	12/4/2008 11:36:16 AM
From: Think4Yourself	Respond to of 306849

I believe the only reason Chrysler is even being considered is because if one goes under, they all will. I agree that if the government gives a loan to Chrysler then they should have recourse to any/all Cerberus assets, including any they try to legally shelter. That assumes Cerberus is still worth anything. Daimler made a great move unloading that sick pig on the fools running Cerberus. Hopefully Cerberus won't make a great move unloading the dead pig on the taxpayers. CNBC's Phil Lebeau said auto suppliers have started demanding cash on delivery. That's going to start shutting down factories real fast.