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Yes, it was beautiful that Wall Street screwed over most of America--including automotive workers so you guys could make more $$$. That's solidarity! BTW, I;m not sure having any company--Xerox, Fidelity be in charge of our money. Next time Wall Street commits full scale fraud against us, we will again pay the price.

Rumors between $5500-7,000.

LOL, this is what you call a story to sell papers or hit your website. Really, a story based on a few comments from the UAW-Ford Facebook page? I went to the Facebook page and it had 94 likes and many positive comments, but the Freep had to take the few negative ones and make it a story? Come on, what a joke! I guess the 94 who liked it and the other positive comments don't count in the Freeps view. Let's see the scoreboard 94+ likes vs. 3 NO's. Yep, that is a sure contract defeat. NOT!

We need a national manufacturing policy like they have in Europe, Canada and Japan.

I think you are on to something Glow.

That was the word going around my plant.

I think it's only a few of our members who want to talk to the media and give us and our union a bad name. Some in particular hate Bob King and the IUAW and will do and say anything to make them look bad. It is unfortunate, but true.

All probably should have been included. We do have plants that are loaded with product, maybe that is why that was left out.

I am getting sick watching these Hyundai/Kia ads that they are an "American" auto company and have great wages and benefits. When you try to check, it is hard to find out except at one plant they pay $20 for wages and benefits. Yep, $20 frickin dollars an hour for wages and benefits. That is a lot worse than our entry level!!! Then they funnel all there profits back to Korea. A real frickin "American" auto company!

I would like both.

Maybe that explains why the UAW is going to Fords?

Me niether pal. I need my job.

Thanks for tis information. First I heard but good job.

WoW! I like this. I will pass it around.

I heard that more than 5,000 highschools, colleges and the NFL will be using a Ronald Reagan coin for his hundreth birthday this weekend. Reagans birthday is February. Why should we honor the guy who declared open war on the unions, who started Bin Laden on his way to attacking the USA and who began the economic destruction of our country? Shouldnt we honor someone who helped to build this country into greatness such as Walter Reuther? He helped create the middle class and got all Americans beneftis such as health care and pensions. Reuther did a lot more for this country than Reagan ever did.