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10:21 AM, Dec 12, 2008 • By STEPHEN F. HAYES

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After pledging not to use TARP funds to bailout the auto industry, the White House indicated this morning that, well, President Bush was open to using TARP funds to bailout the auto industry.

Offering significant concessions with no hope of changing decades-long bad behavior...

Does Bush think Harry Reid is Kim Jong Il? Is Bush consulting the State Department? Will Chris Hill lead the "negotiations?"

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