And, let's not forget the $301,000,000.00 of our tax dollars handed over to the Koreans.

Here we have a car that is completely devoid of economic viability, that was created entirely to help prevent a situation that is at most unsettled in the scientific community, that operates on a technology that is proven inefficient, and whose future prospects are so bleak that a significant portion of the drag must be absorbed by the taxpayers to perpetuate the madness.  

Which state has the lowest unemployment rate in the nation right now? South Dakota. (At 3.5%[correction is 4.5%]) And they're pumping oil at more than 200 rigs, with more waiting to come on line. There are currently more than 16,000 job openings posted, many of them in the above $100K range.

Pennsylvania and Ohio aren't far behind, though the majority of those jobs are in the natural gas industry.

General Motors will buy Chevrolet Volts back from any owner who is afraid the electric cars will catch fire, the company's CEO said Thursday.

In an exclusive interview with The Associated Press, CEO Dan Akerson insisted that the cars are safe, but said the company will purchase the Volts because it wants to keep customers happy. Three fires have broken out in Volts after side-impact crash tests done by the federal government.

Akerson said that if necessary, GM will recall the more than 6,000 Volts now on the road in the U.S. and repair them once the company and federal safety regulators figure out what caused the fires.

Exactly two years on the market and all they could peddle is 6,000 units?

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