Oprah brought us Obama. Oprah and Obama are NewAgers. Obama took over General Motors. The new Chevy falls apart - on the freeway.
It looks like the Law of Quantum Failure has certainly struck again.
This is O.K. - as a matter of fact, it's the first piece of news I've seen that he's no different from other Americans:Barack Obama has some 'splaining to do about taxpayers' profitable "investment" in General Motors. It turns out the president is imagining things.Oh, surrrre the media's going to force him to explain it - just like they forced him to explain that whole Lightworker who's going to lower the ocean thing, right? (Oh yeah, they really held his feet to the fire on that one, especially since Japan's tsunami.) Come on, guys, stop kidding around:


"NEW YORK — A solution to the world's urban transportation problems could lie in two wheels not four, according to executives for General Motors Corp. and Segway Inc.-- Fox News
The companies announced Tuesday that they are working together to develop a two-wheeled, two-seat electric vehicle designed to be a fast, safe, inexpensive and clean alternative to traditional cars and trucks for cities across the world.
The Personal Urban Mobility and Accessibility, or PUMA, project also would involve a vast communications network that would allow vehicles to interact with each other, regulate the flow of traffic and prevent crashes from happening.'We're excited about doing more with less,' said Jim Norrod, chief executive of Segway, the Bedford, N.H.-based maker of electric scooters. 'Less emissions, less dependability on foreign oil and less space.'
The 300-pound prototype runs on a lithium-ion battery and uses Segway's characteristic two-wheel balancing technology, along with dual electric motors. It's designed to reach speeds of up to 35 miles-per-hour and can run 35 miles on a single charge."
Clowns Gavin Newsome and Nancy Pelosi are still working while Rick Wagoner of GM was fired. Ann Coulter is wondering why:
"OUCH: Workers say Obama treated autos worse than Wall St.
"When people say you're not part of the team, it means they want you to be part of the fan club."
"What they should be doing in earnest is forming opinions, not about me but about GM and what this company is doing that is ... hugely beneficial to the causes they so enthusiastically claim to support."
"[Leading health experts] suggest that organic producers are taking advantage of consumers by charging higher prices for foods that offer little or no extra benefit."