General Motors Woes Have Just Begun: Obama Continues to Give Impression Cars are Evil

As news for a third General Motors bailout hits the presses this week, General Motors may have more trouble ahead. The problem comes from the idiots running General Motors from Washington—not Auburn Hill, Michigan.

Obama spoke at the Solar Energy Center yesterday in Florida. After Obama praised Florida Power and Light, he then attacked the industry that is going to receive billions more of your money. Sure, it may not come off as an attack on the surface, but when you look at the implications and woes General Motors face, you know the company indirectly ran by the Obama administration, it appears Obama made an ignorant comment that wasn’t designed to help the company he continues to feel the need to throw money at.

This plant will produce enough power to serve the entire city of Arcadia. Its construction was a boost to your local economy, creating nearly 400 jobs in this area. And over the next three decades, the clean energy from this plant will save 575,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions, which is the equivalent of removing more than 4,500 cars from the road each year for the life of the project.

Think about that: 45,000 cars from the road each year for the life of the project.

Now first we need to know if that is 4,500 cars or 45,000 cars. Obviously the teleprompter did Dear Leader a great disservice. If you are trying to save a car company, why do you use the analogy of removing cars of the road. Doesn’t GM need to put more of their cars on the road to survive?

We know coming across the pond, that meat is the new enemy in the global warming debate. Obama could have used cows instead of cars. He could have used many other examples over cars. He continues to demonize cars, and yet he continues to work to save General Motors with billions of your dollars. You can’t deny in his comments that the car is obviously evil in his world. Obviously, the people now in charge of GM think their own product is evil. Not a good business strategy!