Now I have a slightly different take on this, and Mr. Bloom rather than an outright bailout wasn't in support of GM and the auto industry, truly an investment, not only in auto companies themselves but in communities in the country.
Dennis Kucinich: “Now I have a slightly different take on this, and Mr. Bloom rather than an outright bailout wasn't in support of GM and…”
On the recordJune 21, 2011
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Kucinich defends the auto industry support as an investment in communities and manufacturing.
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