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Labor-friendly appointees and self-admitted know- nothings about the car in- dustry -- decided to “cherry pick” (one Obama official’s own words) which obliga- tions the new Government Motors company would assume and which they would abandon based on their own political whims and fealty. Due process and equal treatment of union and nonunion work- ers be damned. Admin- istration officials assert that the Delphi workers’ pension fund was under- funded, but two separate actuarial analyses under- cut the claim. The Delphi workers sued
the feds and will have a day in court on Sept. 24.
They are not asking for a bailout. They are simply asking for fair treatment under the rule of law. Del- phi supporters also point out that the very scheme used to “top up” the union workers’ pensions with taxpayer subsidies was challenged by the federal government and ruled ille- gal by the Supreme Court in the 1990s. A separate investigation
by TARP inspector general Neil Barofsky, announced last week, will also probe “whether political consid- erations played a role in favoring hourly over sala- ried retirees.” It shouldn’t take long to unearth the facts. Obama’s own former auto czar Steve Rattner admitted in his new mem-
oir that “attacking the union’s sacred cow” could “jeopardize” the auto bail- out deal. While Obama conducts
his worker empathy tour at staged town halls and ral- lies across the country, his Treasury Department con- tinues to stonewall and re- fuses to answer questions about the Delphi disaster. But many workers left out in the cold know the truth: Lip-biting, yarn-spinning Obama doesn’t feel their pain. He caused it.
Michelle Malkin is the au-
thor of “Culture of Corrup- tion: Obama and his Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks & Cronies” (Regnery 2010). Her e-mail address is mal-
kinblog@gmail.com.
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