[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by roadtripper

General Motors (GM) and Chrysler must file plans Tuesday to show how they would remain viable if the government lends them billions of dollars more.
If the government gives the go-ahead, the committee overseeing the automakers' plans will have representatives from the departments of Treasury, Labor, Transportation, Commerce and Energy, as well as from the National Economic Council, the White House Office of Energy and Environment, the Council of Economic Advisers and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
I sure hope the auto makers have the ability to build cars that the consumer, and auto enthusiasts, finds desirable. With this assembled committee, I'm not so sure.

Do you have the confidence that the Government knows enough to tell the manufacturers how to build cars that the consumer, and auto enthusiasts, finds desirable?. based on past track records of other government programs, I doubt it.