Speaking in Ohio, Vice President Joe Biden admitted that auto workers lost jobs because of actions taken by the Obama administration:
"In the president's sense of a distressed company, he says, 'everybody is in on the deal,'" said Biden. "GM and Chrysler had to make some tough decisions: They shed some dealerships, they closed plants--two in my own state. Auto workers lost their jobs--a heck of a lot of them. Bond holders, bond holders--the so-called big guys--they lost money, too. But everybody was in on the deal."
Vice President Joe Biden didn't seem too worried about the auto workers who lost pensions and benefits because of the restructuring that the auto bailout required:
Confusion held by some Democrats about the proper role of government is coming to the fore in a recent push to get Republican House members who oppose Obamacare to eschew their federal health care benefits.