justoffal
Senator
Greedy union members refuse to take Obama's advice.
This is one case where Obama's theory of wealth and egalitarianism would have saved the day.
Wealth redistribution! It's the stock in trade of the Obama Administration. Take wealth from wherever it is concentrated and spread it out so that those who are weak from the lack of Wealth will be strogner and then contribute to the whole, the collective.
If only someone had told the Hostess Unions about this concept. The Unions don't mind taking money from those who are wealthier than they are under the guise of wealth re-distribution but when they are asked to consider those less fortunate than they are...well re-distribution is no longer a valid plan as far as they are concerned.
Of course there are many reasons why 18,000 jobs will cease to exist in a few weeks if not already. It's not all due the refusal of Unions to redistribute the wealth they gathered over years of negotiations...some of it is due to stupid territorial rules like Bread drivers only being allowed to deliver bread and Twinkie drivers only being allowed to deliver twinkies.
What I think the IBCC should do is to sell the business to the Unions. Get an owner financed loan with a balloon limit on it say five or six years down the line and then let the Unions run the business. If they can't make it in five years or so...then so be it...maybe it should go away.
Until then perhaps they would do well to sit with the Red Diaper Troika in DC and reconsider their position on Wealth Redistribution.
This is one case where Obama's theory of wealth and egalitarianism would have saved the day.
Wealth redistribution! It's the stock in trade of the Obama Administration. Take wealth from wherever it is concentrated and spread it out so that those who are weak from the lack of Wealth will be strogner and then contribute to the whole, the collective.
If only someone had told the Hostess Unions about this concept. The Unions don't mind taking money from those who are wealthier than they are under the guise of wealth re-distribution but when they are asked to consider those less fortunate than they are...well re-distribution is no longer a valid plan as far as they are concerned.
Of course there are many reasons why 18,000 jobs will cease to exist in a few weeks if not already. It's not all due the refusal of Unions to redistribute the wealth they gathered over years of negotiations...some of it is due to stupid territorial rules like Bread drivers only being allowed to deliver bread and Twinkie drivers only being allowed to deliver twinkies.
What I think the IBCC should do is to sell the business to the Unions. Get an owner financed loan with a balloon limit on it say five or six years down the line and then let the Unions run the business. If they can't make it in five years or so...then so be it...maybe it should go away.
Until then perhaps they would do well to sit with the Red Diaper Troika in DC and reconsider their position on Wealth Redistribution.