President Barack Obama’s remarks on the auto industry .
Study – iPod Could Save US Auto Industry . 10:11 am, April 30th, 2009, Lonnie Lazar. jacobs-media-tech-survey-american-car-features-april-. Adding iPod connectivity as standard equipment on their vehicles could save American automobile …
The Collapse of the North American Auto Industry On the brink of collapse, You appear to be the biggest saps. Morally bankrupt. Totally corrupt? Why is it they should get taxpayers’ rent money? It’s almost funny. …
The Collapse of the North American Auto Industry On the brink of collapse, You appear to be the biggest saps. Morally bankrupt. Totally corrupt? Why is it they should get taxpayers’ rent money? It’s almost funny. …
While I retired out of the salaried work force I feel it is important that America should understand that many of the benefits, and the middle-class itself, are due to the UAW and the automotive industry . 9:26 am April 28, 2009 …
The President congratulates the 2008 NCAA National Champion University of Florida football team to the East Room of the White House. This is the Gators’ second visit in three years. President Obama highlights the team’s commitment to community service in Gainesville. April 23, 2009. (public domain)
Add 13.2 million and 2.1 million and you get 15.3 million payroll employees without jobs , 9.93 percent of the workforce. Even this number is short because we’re still not counting unemployment among the 10.4 million people who are self- employed or our … “In February,” says the BLS, “ Michigan again reported the highest jobless rate, 12.0 percent. The states with the next highest rates were South Carolina, 11.0 percent; Oregon, 10.8 percent; North Carolina, 10.7 percent; …
More American Workers Outsourcing Own Jobs Overseas A new Department of Labor report finds personal outsourcing is revolutionizing how Americans dont do their own work. From: TheOnion Views: 283545 4051 ratings Time: 02:27 More in Shows
Up close and personal with the Obama family and the new presidential pup, Bo Obama, the day he first arrived at the White House. Narrated by White House correspondent Christina Bellantoni April 14, 2009 www.washingtontimes.com www.washingtontimes.com
Conservative media figures such as Glenn Beck have directed conspiratorial, goofy, unhinged rhetoric at President Obama, depicting him as a threat to their audience’s very way of life. For more on emerging culture of conservative paranoia, read Media Matters’ report at mediamatters.org