RE: Paul Ryan - liar liar pants on fire.
August 30, 2012 at 10:45 pm
(This post was last modified: August 30, 2012 at 10:53 pm by Jackalope.)
Imagine that. A politician, caught in a fabrication. Why, I'm speechless. Shocked.
Clearly someone who's never bothered to listen to (or understand) the lyrics.
Indeed. I've been involved with the orderly shutdown of two businesses back in the 1990's, substantially smaller than a single GM factory, and the process can take months, or longer. My experiences, like those of the GM shutdown, were not cases where the doors are one day shuttered and the creditors swoop in to divvy up the spoils.
The milestone that really matters is the day that normal operations cease.
Yeah, there's a few essential people that continue to work and collect a paycheck between the time operations cease and the doors are forever locked, but that's not much consolation to the overwhelming majority of workers and management who are now unemployed in horrible economic times.
I don't necessarily blame for this Bush directly, but blaming Obama is disingenuous and ridiculous.
(August 30, 2012 at 1:10 pm)thesummerqueen Wrote: Who runs for presidency of any sort but claims he likes Rage Against the Machine?
Clearly someone who's never bothered to listen to (or understand) the lyrics.
(August 30, 2012 at 1:22 pm)Jaysyn Wrote: Talk about missing the point. So the janitors & (some of) the management got to work another year? BFD. Mothballing an office takes a little while, I imagine a factory takes a bit longer.
Indeed. I've been involved with the orderly shutdown of two businesses back in the 1990's, substantially smaller than a single GM factory, and the process can take months, or longer. My experiences, like those of the GM shutdown, were not cases where the doors are one day shuttered and the creditors swoop in to divvy up the spoils.
The milestone that really matters is the day that normal operations cease.
Yeah, there's a few essential people that continue to work and collect a paycheck between the time operations cease and the doors are forever locked, but that's not much consolation to the overwhelming majority of workers and management who are now unemployed in horrible economic times.
I don't necessarily blame for this Bush directly, but blaming Obama is disingenuous and ridiculous.
