SpurHunter
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<p class="i1">Oh good Lord, where do I start with this one. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38573054/ns/business-autos/</p><p class="i1">CHICAGO — With a Ford Motor Co. assembly plant as the setting, President Barack Obama argued Thursday that his politically risky decision to bail out the auto industry saved it from collapse. </p>
“I refuse to walk away from this industry and American jobs,” Obama said Thursday, pointing out that his administration’s unpopular $60 billion bailout of General Motors and Chrysler, Ford’s U.S. competitors, means that all U.S. automakers are now operating at a profit." </p>
<u>Ford, which did not accept federal bailout money</u>, is adding 1,200 jobs and a second shift at the Chicago plant."</p>
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“I refuse to walk away from this industry and American jobs,” Obama said Thursday, pointing out that his administration’s unpopular $60 billion bailout of General Motors and Chrysler, Ford’s U.S. competitors, means that all U.S. automakers are now operating at a profit." </p>
<u>Ford, which did not accept federal bailout money</u>, is adding 1,200 jobs and a second shift at the Chicago plant."</p>
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