Almost three in five class one railroad employees has a personality disorder that interferes with everyday life, and even more abuse alcohol, researchers reported Monday in the most extensive study of its kind.
President Bush and his previous policies have already unfairly burdened the Big Three with hypocritical conditions which are akin to strapping 5 lb. weights to the arms and legs to American Olympic swimmers and then demanding he or she find a way to become "competitive" with foreign Olympic swimmers with no weights on their arms or legs.
As General Motors announced the temporary closure of 20 plants Friday, Republicans who fought a White House-backed bailout plan want Americans to blame the United Auto Workers and think about Rod Blagojevich.
Transportation stakeholders were caught off guard Wednesday by news that retiring Rep. Ray LaHood of Illinois, a centrist Republican who held a seat on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee in the 1990s, will be the next Transportation secretary.
