Wrong. A new business model and the complete and utter nullification of union contracts would be a great first step. Businesses can come back, but no business should be getting controlled to the point of collapse by government and a union.
Did you know that the UAW is legally the only union allowed to exist in Michigan and a few other states? That's not a free market solution. Unions should also have competition, but they don't. Since they don't, they "protected" the workers to the point of their jobs going under. How much is the head of the UAW suffering? I'll bet not a lot. Did anyone call for him to have his salary cut off? hell no.
and worker protection does not explain why right-to-work states are seeing steady business. Sure there is some belt tightening going on, but any smart business is going to do that when the half of politics who are not pro-business takes office.
Most of us conservative people don't see it as cutting something off, we see things as inefficient and top heavy and in need of removal or being streamlined. The liberal solution is to throw other peoples money at it so you feel better even if you get nothing done.
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