Detroit's New Popularity Proves Costly.

July 30, 2009
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Detroit was counting on the success of the Cash for Clunkers program, that giveaway to get those new car buyers off the dime.  Consider that it JUST started..  and now the Government says there “ain’t no more cash for trash…”  The New York Trippy Times reports:

The sudden depletion of the fund was a surprise.

WOW oh WOW oh freaking scratch the ol noggin super dooper flibbidy jib WOW!!

Who woulda thunk it?  And they elaborate..

Congress evidently did not anticipate that the money would fly out the door so fast; it said that applications would be accepted until Nov. 1 or the money ran out..

You mean CONGRESS didn’t see it coming!??

I can’t wait for health care to be free.

H/T to Michelle Malkin

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One Response to Detroit's New Popularity Proves Costly.

  1. “Cash for Clunkers” Complicated, Money Running Out: Mark Levin Asks, “If This Simple Program Is So Complicated, What Will Happen with Government Running Health Care?” « Frugal Café Blog Zone on July 30, 2009 at 11:43 pm

    [...] Health Care? The Patriot Room: That was fast: Cash for Clunkers junked Michigan Taxes Too Much: Detroit’s New Popularity Proves Costly Michelle Malkin: Cash for clunkers junked Suzanne Ziegler, StarTribune.com: The Cash for Clunkers [...]

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