Frank and Ernest by Thaves for March 09, 2010

or he might just say.. “I will be back”

No, he’s going to play a famous composer…”I’ll be Bach!”

Might that be a Toyota dealer?

“I was stomping on the accel… er, I mean, the BRAKE as hard as I could, but the car just kept going faster!”

I try not to believe that Government Motors and the United Auto Workers are behind the assault on Toyota, but as long as Rahm Emmanuel works in the White House, I have to wonder.

Sorry, ps. The Toyota complaints go back ten years and they been pretending it wasn’t happening. And they make more cars in this country than most of “OUR” makers. Look for the 1 on you vin. If it ain’t there, it ain’t USA.

Be a Hummer dealership for AS anyway. and they seem to be as dead as his political career.

He could also play the part of a company bigshot who lays off a thousand workers in order to fatten his bonus. They could call it “Terminator IV; Rise of the CEO”

Look, I try not to be to contraversial but—— Arnold could run for president, the precedent has been set.

Free: I don’t really want to debate this, but I would ask how many of those U.S.-based Toyota plants are unionized? I suspect few to none. In that case, making lots of cars in non-union plants is definitely not the way to earn the UAW’s admiration.

As for how real the accelerator problem is, I’ll wait a year or two for the first well-researched books to come out on the subject, but I’m still leaning toward the idea that the majority of the problem is driver error. (“I was just dialing my cell phone / eating my lunch / putting on my make-up / etc., when suddenly the car took off….”)

Um, John - no, he can’t. Unfortunately. The Constitution limits Presidents to natural-born citizens - and he’s originally from Austria. His KIDS could be Prez, if born here, but…

John Pike said,

“Look, I try not to be to contraversial but—— Arnold could run for president, the precedent has been set.”

Actually, he could not. He was not born in the USA (I believe that he was born in Austria)… and by law, the President must be born a US citizen.

Perhaps John Pike is of the persuasion that our current president was not born in the US, and so is not a natural-born citizen, and so is unconstitutionally holding that office.

Apropos of little or nothing, I find it interesting how conspiracy buffs will believe almost anything. Especially if they dislike what is going on.

Definitely an endangered species: a moderate Republican.