Or you can hire a whole administration to make them for you. OK, -with- you. See below.
(From a senior level Chrysler person)
Monday morning I attended a breakfast meeting where the speaker/guest was David E. Cole, Chairman, Center for Automotive Research (CAR and Professor at the Univ. of Michigan ).
Mr. Cole, who is an engineer by training, told many stories of the difficulty of working with the folks that the Obama administration has sent to save the auto industry.
There have been many meetings where a 30+ year experienced automotive expert has to listen to a newcomer to the industry.
Someone with:
zero manufacturing experience, zero auto industry experience, zero business experience, zero finance experience, and zero engineering experience,
tells them how to run their business.
Mr. Cole's favorite story is as follows:
There was a team of Obama people speaking to Mr. Cole (Engineer, automotive experience 40+ years, Chairman of CAR).
They were explaining to Mr. Cole that the auto companies needed to make a car that was electric and liquid natural gas (LNG) with enough combined fuel to go 500 miles so we wouldn't "need" so many gas stations (A whole other topic).
They were quoting BTU's of LNG and battery life that they had looked up on some web site.
Mr. Cole explained that to do this you would need a trunk FULL of batteries and a LNG tank at big as a car to make that happen and that there were problems related to the laws of physics that prevented them from...
The Obama person interrupted and said (and I am quoting here)
"These laws of Physics? Whose rules are those, we need to change that."
(Some of the others wrote down the law name so they could look it up.)
"We have the Congress and the administration. We can repeal that law, amend it, or use an executive order to get rid of that problem. That's why we are here, to fix these sorts of issues".
And these are the same people who are going to fix healthcare?
That was great like the qoute from armageddon: Ronald Quincy: I know the presidents' chief advisor, we were at MIT together. And, at this point in time, you really don't want to take advice from a man who got a C minus in astrophysics. The presidents' advisors are wrong. I am right.
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Or you can hire a whole administration to make them for you. OK, -with- you. See below.
(From a senior level Chrysler person)
Monday morning I attended a breakfast meeting where the speaker/guest was David E. Cole, Chairman, Center for Automotive Research (CAR and Professor at the Univ. of Michigan ).
Mr. Cole, who is an engineer by training, told many stories of the difficulty of working with the folks that the Obama administration has sent to save the auto industry.
There have been many meetings where a 30+ year experienced automotive expert has to listen to a newcomer to the industry.
Someone with:
zero manufacturing experience,
zero auto industry experience,
zero business experience,
zero finance experience,
and zero engineering experience,
tells them how to run their business.
Mr. Cole's favorite story is as follows:
There was a team of Obama people speaking to Mr. Cole (Engineer, automotive experience 40+ years, Chairman of CAR).
They were explaining to Mr. Cole that the auto companies needed to make a car that was electric and liquid natural gas (LNG) with enough combined fuel to go 500 miles so we wouldn't "need" so many gas stations (A whole other topic).
They were quoting BTU's of LNG and battery life that they had looked up on some web site.
Mr. Cole explained that to do this you would need a trunk FULL of batteries and a LNG tank at big as a car to make that happen and that there were problems related to the laws of physics that prevented them from...
The Obama person interrupted and said (and I am quoting here)
"These laws of Physics? Whose rules are those, we need to change that."
(Some of the others wrote down the law name so they could look it up.)
"We have the Congress and the administration. We can repeal that law, amend it, or use an executive order to get rid of that problem. That's why we are here, to fix these sorts of issues".
And these are the same people who are going to fix healthcare?
That was great like the qoute from armageddon:
Ronald Quincy: I know the presidents' chief advisor, we were at MIT together. And, at this point in time, you really don't want to take advice from a man who got a C minus in astrophysics. The presidents' advisors are wrong. I am right.
Way to fact check your material. This hoax has been disproved since June 2009. Start by identifying the "senior level Chrysler person."
http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/physics.asp
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