General Motors is spending your tax dollars on political contributions to Democrats
As would be expected, General Motors (GM) suspended all political donations when it went into bankruptcy last year. We thought they might actually continue that policy. No such luck.
As would be expected, General Motors suspended all political donations when it went into bankruptcy last year. We thought they might actually continue that policy as long as 61% of the company’s stock was owned by the American taxpayers.
No such luck.
Fox Nation tells how your tax dollars found a new home with the corrupt Congressional Black Caucus:
Charlie Rangel, poster boy for the Congressional Black Caucus, recipient of your tax dollars via General Motors
The carmaker gave $41,000 to groups associated with lawmakers, the vast majority of it — $36,000 — to the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, the company reported on a disclosure form last week. The CBC Foundation is a charity with 11 members of the Congressional Black Caucus on its board.
“We’ve always given to the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation as far back as anyone can remember,” said Greg Martin, GM spokesman. “Our commitment remains unabated, and we continue to be a proud supporter of their work to advance economic development in communities throughout the U.S.”
Henry Ford said, “You can have it in any color you want as long as it’s black.” General Motors has apparently amended that to, “You can have it in any color you want as long as it’s the Congressional Black Caucus.”
