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Detroit Free Press | Todd Spangler
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Thursday threw her office's weight behind a group of former auto employees' effort to try to get the retirement benefits they earned.
Nessel wrote a brief to the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of her office and those of six other states' attorneys general asking the court to take up an appeal by a group of retirees who used to work for Delphi, which was spun off of General Motors..
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Published: Friday, 24 August 2012 10:25
Stephen Kruiser | FreedomWorks | August 23, 2012
Perhaps the most insidious case of cronyism occured as part of the auto industry bailout at the Delphi automotive parts manufacturing company. Twenty thousand non-union workers had their pension plans terminated while those of Delphi's union employees were preserved. ~ There is evidence, however, that Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner was pulling the strings that made the PBGC dance. That evidence, along with the overwhelming egregiousness of termination of the pensions, has led to a bipartisan (Isn't that what we all want?!?) inquiry into exactly what went on during the decision making process for Delphi workers. FreedomWorks article
