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The following letters are from early December.

Big three automakers
I have a question regarding the bailout for the big three automakers. Why don't they bring the work/jobs back to the USA from the foreign countries? Instead of having the autos built in foreign land and shipped to the USA, they could be completed here. That could help lower costs, decrease unemployment, help the economy and possible decrease the amount of bailout money. I am sure someone else has taught about this but I have not heard it discussed. What is the possibility?  –Pat, Akron, Ind.

Citigroup conundrum
Something I don't understand: Citigroup wants to buy Wacovia and they want the government to bail them out. If they can buy Wacovia they shouldn't need a bailout. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don’t think so. I think President Bush is just making it bad for the next president. –Ronald, York, Pa.

Joe and Mika
I watch "Good Morning Joe" because I enjoy seeing and listening to what Joe has to say and to his guests – not Mika, who never knows when to keep quiet and sits there waiting to take over, which is exactly what she is doing. She reminds me of Governor Palin, in that Palin is out for herself and in the end left McCain standing in the wind. Mika is doing the same thing to Joe. –Judy, New York City

Reaching across the aisle
Why does MSNBC live state Obama hasn't reached out to Republicans about being part of his administration? He has but was turned down. – Simmie, Vallejo, Calif.

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