The federal government would pay 10 percent of the $6.7 billion in annual health costs for retirees that are weighing down General Motors, Ford and Chrysler if they'll commit to building more fuel-efficient cars, Obama proposed in a speech Tuesday before a panel at the National Governors Association conference. He called it a "win-win proposal for the industry."When I was a radical we'd demand Nationalization of the auto industry. At least the taxpayor would get a factory. I'm not sure what taxpayors will get from this deal.
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Sunday, March 05, 2006
Kevin Drum on Obama's wonky energy plan
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2 comments:
overly simplistic
1. increase supply of doctors and health care (lower cost)
2. decrease demand (more prevention, healthier lifestyles and systems)
3. incentives for competition in health care
4. incentives for consumers to economize
5. probably other stuff...
Here's my quick take:
http://backyardconservative.blogspot.com/
2006/03/obama-back-to-70s.html
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