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When the Supreme Court refused to halt the bankruptcy proceedings at Chrysler, the rule of law died and with it America ("High Court Clears Way for Chrysler's Sale," page one, June 10). To reward the people who drove Chrysler and General Motors to financial ruin and to punish the people who in good faith invested their savings in these companies is an abomination. Bankruptcy laws were created to protect the innocent, not reward the guilty.
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ColRangerMon, Jul 13th, 20091 Diggs, 1 CommentsU.S. 'Auto Czar' QUITS Six Months Into the Job
Steven Rattner, the chief architect of the bailouts of General Motors and Chrysler, is leaving the Obama administration after less than six months on the job and just days after ushering GM through a speedy bankruptcy-court proceeding.(Business & Finance)
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