Congress and the President are working very hard to put together a bailout program for the major auto manufactures that will keep them operational now and for a long time in the future. Our major big three are part of the backbone of this nation’s future when it comes to saving our economy. The worthiness is really not an issue here says some of the bigger analysis because in reality we are trying to save the nation. Many low tech jobs, part suppliers and others will suffer causing the nation’s unemployment to plummet to new lows. That is why the government is trying to put together this bailout. President Obama realizes that in the past these major corporation executives have brutally used the profits for their own purposes. Many have taken advantage of the excess in money and used it for their own pleasures. This time declares the president closer sanctions will be put on the money along with a much more watchful eye to keep everything on the up and up. Is this possible to keep the money the government is extending to the major big three?

That is the question that the general public is asking of the government to watch the money. The public is tired of seeing good money thrown away while they are suffering with low income and unemployment. Is it useless to bail out the Major Big Three? The popular opinion poll has declared that of this time they are tired of the whole thing. Many people do not want to see the government give out any more money. President Obama in one of his speeches emphasized that the auto industry needs to be retooled because of the millions of jobs that are at stake.  President Obama expressed that the collapse of the domestic carmakers would undo much of the economic recovery.

The president is trying to help the economy recover and it will take many drastic steps in order to get the country back on its feet. Many people expect a miracle to happen overnight without spending any money to do it. Unfortunately this will not happen it will take time and money to get us out of the economic mess that our last President Bush has put us under. You need to realize that one man cannot undo in a few months what another many did in eight years. The old saying “an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure” applies to our nations economy.