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Avinash machado @ May 5th 2008 11:31AM
All these strikes give the imports an unfair advantage.
Russell @ May 5th 2008 12:12PM
Even imports that are being assembled here in the USA don't have unions. No wonder the US Automakers are shifting their production out of this country to get rid of this cancer.
Rocketboy @ May 5th 2008 1:14PM
No, it's a fair advantage.
tekdemon @ May 5th 2008 3:43PM
This really is a pretty bad time for the unions to strike...those high gas prices finally have the Malibu selling decently, and the unions strike the Malibu plant?
GM is getting screwed here.