Capitalism isn't working ~ time for socialism! On Thursday night, Republicans in the US Senate succeeded in filibustering the newest draft of the $14 B auto bailout bill. The Bush Administration and Treasury Department moved quickly to assure everyone that they would not allow Chrysler and GM to fail, and that they were considering committing some of the $700 B financial bailout money to the cause. Many of the Republican senators who voted down the bill cited the United Auto Workers union as the reason for the breakdown of the bill. Oppositely, many union members have accused the senators in question of union busting. The Real News Network spoke to Mark Brenner, an expert on the US labor movement and auto industry, to get his opinion on the standoff. Bio Mark Brenner is the director of Labor Notes, a non-profit organization that publishes the monthly Labor Notes magazine which analyzes the labor movement. Prior to this, Mark worked on issues relating to living wage and the US labor movement at the University of Massachusetts.

U.S. auto sales plummeted in December as the worsening economy further pinched consumers wallets. (Jan. 5)

This is a look at the Daimler Chrysler's hydrogen fuel cell car. It's not only pollution/emission free vehicle which is great for the environment, but there are many advanced safety features that may soon show up on future generations of Daimler Chrysler automobiles.

Chrysler introduced three electric-drive prototype vehicles that can travel on electric power alone. One of these three will go on sale in North America in 2010, and more than 100 will be in fleets in 2009.

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