GM "Close to commiting fraud"Posted By david elosser |
GM's ads featured Whitacre touting that fact that GM "repaid our government loan in full, with interest, five years ahead of the original schedule."
I was wondering when this proverbial stuff would hit the fan. I've seen the TV commercials, heard the ones on the radio. They immediately struck me as false and misleading. GM was given a total of $61 billion from the US and Canada, not $6.7 billion. Nowhere close has GM paid off their total debt. If Toyota had run an ad like this, making claims like this, you can bet your last month's unemployment checks the Obama administration would be all over them with lawsuits.
http://detnews.com/article/20100429/AUTO01/4290473/1148/rss25
"The American people, as the majority shareholders of GM, have a right to know the truth behind the cost of the GM bailout and GM's genuine financial condition," [California Representative] Issa wrote. "GM's false advertisements are counterproductive and shameful."
David E
I was wondering when this proverbial stuff would hit the fan. I've seen the TV commercials, heard the ones on the radio. They immediately struck me as false and misleading. GM was given a total of $61 billion from the US and Canada, not $6.7 billion. Nowhere close has GM paid off their total debt. If Toyota had run an ad like this, making claims like this, you can bet your last month's unemployment checks the Obama administration would be all over them with lawsuits.
http://detnews.com/article/20100429/AUTO01/4290473/1148/rss25
"The American people, as the majority shareholders of GM, have a right to know the truth behind the cost of the GM bailout and GM's genuine financial condition," [California Representative] Issa wrote. "GM's false advertisements are counterproductive and shameful."
David E