Buz, as you know, I have the highest respect for you but I think you are letting your Democrat principles override your financial acumen and your utmost unbiased professionalism in your field. To say the unions have not gained anything in the GM take over is to belie basic facts. You can forget me purchasing GM products as well.
Thanks but you misinterpret my comments.
Unions did give up wages/benefits, that's a fact. Their health care plan owns GM stock, boy ain't that great! Gimme some of that!
GM is in bankruptcy and bondholders -who took risk- have lost income.
My point is the bondholders took risk because they were being rewarded quite handsomely if GM still made the payments. For the record they are better shape than Lehman Bros bondholders.
GM bondholders had plenty of time to sell and should have (in retrospect).
In some cases, GMAC bondholders actually made out quite well.
BTW, I haven't bought a GM product in decades. But it is foolish to think anyone is giving the finger to the UAW, my Subaru was 40% manufactured in Indiana by UAW labor,l assume.
Regards to Betty
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