Obama's Auto dealership closures based on race and gender according to TARP investigator. Rusty Humphries gives his take on the issue.
Race Played Role in Obama Car Dealer Closures
By William Tate - American Thinker
The Obama administration, already under fire for unprecedented
allegations of racial bias, faces a new bias claim from a most unlikely
source: one of the administration's own inspectors general.
Decisions on which car dealerships to close as part of the auto
industry bailout -- closures the Obama administration forced on General
Motors and Chrysler -- were based in part on race and gender, according
to a report by Troubled Asset Relief Program Special Inspector General
Neal M. Barofsky.
Do I think Mel Gibson lost it? Yes. Do I think he's back drinking,
Yes. Do I think it's wrong to talk to your wife that way? Yes. If he hit
her is it wrong? Absolutely. But she did something, I don't know what
she did, but you don't go that crazy - go nuts. He's gone crazy...It's
the scream for help.
Unfortunately, Media will hold Gibson to a different standard than
Alec Baldwin... Rusty Humphries says.
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