Archive for rescue

Video Overnight Thread- Baby dolphin saved after being caught in fishing net

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VIDEO: “Without Pres. Obama’s rescue of the auto industry, Ohio would have collapsed.” Ohio unemployment drops to 7%.

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Brian:
“They came up and said you are definitely laid off—everybody as of right now.”

Karen:
“What was I going to do for my children? Are they going to have a home?”

Miles:
“Without President Obama’s rescue of the auto industry, Ohio would have collapsed.”

George:
“Mitt Romney would have just let us go under- just let them go…bankrupt.”

Romney:
“Yeah, that’s…that’s exactly what I said, the headline that you read which is, said: “let Detroit go bankrupt.”  

Karen:
“And for him to just say— let them fail.”

George:
“How can you say something like that? It’s just beyond me.”

 Via ProgressOhio.org:

The state’s unemployment rate for September was 7%, down from the 7. 2% rate recorded in August, the Ohio Department of Job & Family Services announced Friday.

VIdeo Overnight Thread- Wildlife Team Rescues Baby Elephant from a Well

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Video Overnight Thread- Neglected Rescued Ducks Get Their First Swim

That is a whole lotta happy. Via Gawker.

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Video Overnight Thread- Hero Pig Saves Goat

I think this is super cool, but why didn’t the freaking people do it quicker instead of waiting for the pig to do it? Oh well, via Daily What.

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Cartoon of the Day- Romney Gave Detroit Thumbs Up?

Nobody does it like Luckovich. Via.

2009 GOP: GM Rescue Was “Road Toward Socialism,” “Predictable” Disaster

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Think Progress has posted quotes from John Boehner, Richard Shelby, Michael Steele, Jim DeMint, Tom Price, Lamar Smith, and Trent Franks sounding very loud, very scary 2009 alarms about government power grabs, socialism, impending disaster, and utter catastrophe!

Why? Because of the General Motors rescue. Rescued by that evil, intrusive villain, the federal government.

That would be the same evil, intrusive federal government that should expect to see a complete return on its investment within two years.

If this is evil, then let’s push for wickedly heinous:

According to the Center for Automotive Research, “if the government had not invested in the automotive industry, up to 80,000 automotive jobs would have been lost, and General Motors alone would have lost one million units of sales in 2009. Once Chrysler and GM emerged from their ‘orderly’ bankruptcies, the growth of automotive sector employment has been strong, with 52,900 workers added since July 2009. Had GM and Chrysler not successfully emerged, those jobs would have been permanently lost.

Boooo, hisssssss!