Wait! $34 Billion? It was only $25 B two weeks ago.

Try the CEOs for perjury and treason.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says the Democrats’ plan to tap the Wall Street rescue fund to save U.S. automakers doesn’t have the votes to pass.

One day after Detroit’s Big Three sent survival plans to Capitol Hill in an urgent plea for $34 billion in government aid, Reid said there’s still not enough support in Congress for using some of the $700 billion bailout to help the teetering carmakers.

He told The Associated Press in an interview, “I just don’t think we have the votes to do that now.”

Good Job, Harry. What leadership, you mumbling, whining twit. Your entire career and that of Nancy Pelosi basically comes down to that last quote.

I’ve got a bailout plan for Detroit: Hang the CEOs and upper management of the Big Three Iraqi style. Don’t televise it, but make sure at least one person in attendance has a camera-equipped cell-phone so we call all watch it on YouTube later.