Trump Asked to Recover $11.4 Billion Lost on General Motors Bailout if Automaker Moves Production to China

Today I asked President Trump to seek repayment from General Motors of the $11.4 billion taxpayers lost on bailing out the company if it persists in moving its production to China, and in strengthening its relationship with the Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation. According to President Obama, the rationale for the bailout was to help save […]

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When Will General Motors Repay Taxpayers $10 Billion?; Bailed-Out Automaker Sits on Cash Hoard

I will hold a press conference on Monday, December 16 at 11:00am to pose key questions to General Motors leadership, including whether and when the company will repay to taxpayers the $10 billion direct cost of the auto bailout. News that the U.S. Treasury Department has sold its remaining financial stake and that Mary Barra […]

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General Motors Makes Obama an Offer He Can’t Accept

Here we go again. Déjà vu all over again as General Motors spreads rumors that they are tired of being Government Motors and they are so cash rich that they offered to buy Treasury’s taxpayer-funded stake in the company. In typical deceptive GM fashion, sources were not named and spokesman Jim Cain refused to confirm […]

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Obama Falsely Implies General Motors Never Went Bankrupt

Just how uninformed does President Obama think that American voters are? Judging from the misrepresentations coming out of the Obama camp regarding the General Motors’ bankruptcy process, it would appear that the Administration believes it can get away with rewriting history as the President continues to imply that GM never even went bankrupt. The obviously […]

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General Motors Over-Hyped Pension Move Doesn’t Help Liability Problem

It’s time, once again, to clarify a major misrepresentation by General Motors and the media. That is the implication that the recently announced move to modify a portion of non-union pensions will result in an improvement of $26 billion to GM’s pension shortfall. GM shares are down about 5% since the announcement, bringing into question […]

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General Motors Still a Risky Bet for Retail Investors

The new General Motors will be turning three years old in early July. GM’s rocky childhood has given evidence to what disadvantage small investors are at when it comes to making educated equity investment choices. Let’s look at some of the lessons to be learned from one of history’s largest busted IPOs (along with the […]

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General Motors to Remain Government Motors?

According to a WSJ report, “people familiar with the situation” said on Tuesday that the Obama Administration has put on hold its decision to sell the taxpayers’ stake in General Motors. The article also states that “Treasury officials had anticipated GM’s share price would increase following its public stock offering last November at $33 a […]

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Harry Wilson’s Teamsters Connection and the Return of Government Motors

Is the fix in? General Motors is acting like it faces a major decision in responding to the self-nomination of Harry Wilson for its board of directors. Wilson was one of the key members of President Obama’s Auto Task Force, and purports to be acting at the behest of hedge funds who want GM to […]

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Obama/Barra Embrace Shows GM is Still Government Motors

The Obama Administration may have sold the last of the taxpayers’ shares in General Motors, but it appears that politics will continue to play a powerful role in the management of the company. New GM CEO Mary Barra did not seem too concerned about appearances when she attended the State of the Union as Obama’s […]

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