Comments on: GM’s Wagoner resigns at White House request http://michiganmessenger.com/15656/gms-wagoner-resigns-at-white-house-request The Michigan Messenger is a local news site covering politics and policy throughout Michigan. Its team delivers original reporting daily. The Michigan Messenger is published by the nonpartisan and nonprofit group American Independent News Network. Fri, 30 Sep 2011 16:19:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Rayne1 http://michiganmessenger.com/15656/gms-wagoner-resigns-at-white-house-request/comment-page-1#comment-18467 Rayne1 Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:38:22 +0000 http://michiganmessenger.com/?p=15656#comment-18467 This is one of those pieces where editorial team and team members may have a disagreement. Perhaps people outside of the automotive industry would view Wagoner's exit as a surprise, but with bondholders continuing to make noises about unfairness of concessions they were being asked to make at this late juncture, there was sure to be at least one human sacrifice. <br><br>And there will be more; changes are expected on the board of directors at GM. <br><br>The bigger unknown ahead is Chrysler -- what can we expected of a privately-held company cloaked in the amount of secrecy which accompanies subsidiaries of Cerberus? Will we see similar human sacrifices, or will the current management remain intact because Cerberus is likely Chrysler's largest debt-holder? This is one of those pieces where editorial team and team members may have a disagreement. Perhaps people outside of the automotive industry would view Wagoner's exit as a surprise, but with bondholders continuing to make noises about unfairness of concessions they were being asked to make at this late juncture, there was sure to be at least one human sacrifice.

And there will be more; changes are expected on the board of directors at GM.

The bigger unknown ahead is Chrysler — what can we expected of a privately-held company cloaked in the amount of secrecy which accompanies subsidiaries of Cerberus? Will we see similar human sacrifices, or will the current management remain intact because Cerberus is likely Chrysler's largest debt-holder?

]]> By: Rayne1 http://michiganmessenger.com/15656/gms-wagoner-resigns-at-white-house-request/comment-page-1#comment-11862 Rayne1 Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:38:22 +0000 http://michiganmessenger.com/?p=15656#comment-11862 This is one of those pieces where editorial team and team members may have a disagreement. Perhaps people outside of the automotive industry would view Wagoner's exit as a surprise, but with bondholders continuing to make noises about unfairness of concessions they were being asked to make at this late juncture, there was sure to be at least one human sacrifice. <br><br>And there will be more; changes are expected on the board of directors at GM. <br><br>The bigger unknown ahead is Chrysler -- what can we expected of a privately-held company cloaked in the amount of secrecy which accompanies subsidiaries of Cerberus? Will we see similar human sacrifices, or will the current management remain intact because Cerberus is likely Chrysler's largest debt-holder? This is one of those pieces where editorial team and team members may have a disagreement. Perhaps people outside of the automotive industry would view Wagoner's exit as a surprise, but with bondholders continuing to make noises about unfairness of concessions they were being asked to make at this late juncture, there was sure to be at least one human sacrifice.

And there will be more; changes are expected on the board of directors at GM.

The bigger unknown ahead is Chrysler — what can we expected of a privately-held company cloaked in the amount of secrecy which accompanies subsidiaries of Cerberus? Will we see similar human sacrifices, or will the current management remain intact because Cerberus is likely Chrysler's largest debt-holder?

]]> By: Rayne1 http://michiganmessenger.com/15656/gms-wagoner-resigns-at-white-house-request/comment-page-1#comment-5280 Rayne1 Mon, 30 Mar 2009 10:38:22 +0000 http://michiganmessenger.com/?p=15656#comment-5280 This is one of those pieces where editorial team and team members may have a disagreement. Perhaps people outside of the automotive industry would view Wagoner's exit as a surprise, but with bondholders continuing to make noises about unfairness of concessions they were being asked to make at this late juncture, there was sure to be at least one human sacrifice. <br><br>And there will be more; changes are expected on the board of directors at GM. <br><br>The bigger unknown ahead is Chrysler -- what can we expected of a privately-held company cloaked in the amount of secrecy which accompanies subsidiaries of Cerberus? Will we see similar human sacrifices, or will the current management remain intact because Cerberus is likely Chrysler's largest debt-holder? This is one of those pieces where editorial team and team members may have a disagreement. Perhaps people outside of the automotive industry would view Wagoner's exit as a surprise, but with bondholders continuing to make noises about unfairness of concessions they were being asked to make at this late juncture, there was sure to be at least one human sacrifice.

And there will be more; changes are expected on the board of directors at GM.

The bigger unknown ahead is Chrysler — what can we expected of a privately-held company cloaked in the amount of secrecy which accompanies subsidiaries of Cerberus? Will we see similar human sacrifices, or will the current management remain intact because Cerberus is likely Chrysler's largest debt-holder?

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