The new CEO of GM makes us a guarantee, essentially extending “Cash for Clunkers.” That guarantee is that if you buy a GM and you don’t like it, then you can bring it back after 60 days. Cool!
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My book is finished, so please pre-order (left side of the blog). See previous blog for an excerpt! I will do something really “cool” for the person who helps me sell the most books! The industry that was” too big to fail” has ‘one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel.’
If you want to know the future of the American auto industry, now that it has been commandeered by ObamaNation, then watch this 1:32s video. I hope you guy enjoy this one, as much as I did having The Black Sphere team produce it. If you do like it, please pass it on. Kevin Jackson
It appears that Obama is now the new CEO of Chrysler having intervened to cut their advertising budget in half. Interesting that a guy who has never had a real job now believes he is capable of running a multi-billion dollar company. I guess when you have the country’s wallet at your disposal, you can
Check out Government Motors. The Black Sphere Productions, produced by Dave Perkins. This is a glimpse of what America can expect, now that the Fed is running the auto industry. Kevin Jackson is an author of four books in sales and politics, as well being the author of The Black Sphere blog. He has been
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