Rasmussen reports:
Public opposition to the auto bailouts may translating into consumer buying decisions, with 46% of Americans now saying they are more likely to buy a car from Ford because it did not take government money to stay in business. . .
At the same time, nearly one-out-of-five Americans (19%) say someone in their family or a friend has chosen not to buy a car from GM or Chrysler because they took bailout money. . .
One-out-of-three investors (33%) say it is very likely that the government will give an unfair advantage to the bailed-out automakers.
(Via Instapundit.) (Related item.)
UPDATE: Here’s a contrarian view.
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