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Right now, the Republicans don't want to let the tax cuts for the top 2% expire FACTS: Only 375,000 Americans have incomes of over $1,000,000 Between 1979 and 2007, incomes for the wealthiest 1% of Americans rose by 281% In 1963, millionaires had a top marginal tax rate of 91% In 1976...

I did not hijack the thread, because I am the one who started it. P.S. I am uninterested in participating in any type of personal attacks.

tronz: the comments in your post do not address any of the facts I presented. you call me names (troll), but little else....

TRONZ: please correct me if I am wrong, but I took from your post that you believe that this is a conspiracy. The richest 3% percent of the population have been getting richer, while the middle class has been decimated. The greedy Republicans enacted the legislation that led to the demise of...

"smkettner": now you are bringing up a different issue, that of how the richest 3% of the population (i.e. the Republicans) set up the regulations in the government to benefit themselves (because they are greedy), and screw the middle class. That is probably a separate thread, not dealing with...

engineering and manufacturing in America, otherwise this country will become a country of used car salesmen

planet4ever: YES... this is what I am saying... and made, designed and engineered in the USA

U.S. designed, with manufacturing and engineering.

yeah, and its made in the usa :o

"Name me someone that's not a parasite (on this board) and I'll say a prayer for him"

yeah, and its made in the usa :!:

yeah, and its made in the usa :mrgreen:

General Motors Co.'s Chevrolet Volt won the Motor Trend 2011 Car of the Year award, the magazine said Tuesday. :lol:

SINCE it has been shown that it is theoretically possible to create batteries that store energy directly in the protons and neutrons of nuclear isomers like hafnium-178, these batteries will someday deliver the energy density of a plutonium bomb. :mrgreen:

the more battery technology evolves, the less they are developing batteries and and the more they are developing bombs :idea:

A well known auto-industry forecasting firm on Wednesday suggested that the heavily promoted battery-powered vehicles about to appear on roads around the world are "overhyped" and headed for a much slower takeoff then some auto makers and industry analysts expect. In the new study, J.D. Power &...