That would have an awful lot to do with getting the legislation passed. From all that I can gather on TV this morning (Thursday), the bill going to the Senate has some real teeth in it for the car czar. But who will that be? If it were someone like Jack Welch, I think there really would be a re-structuring. Or, the UAW would refuse and drive the companies into bankruptcy, where the re-structuring might get done or the companies would be liquidated. If that happened, the cost to the taxpayers would be minimal to nothing. But if the car czar is some old, retired, tired businessman or beaurocrat, forget it and let happen what will happen. They say that Bush is considering possible candidates. Tell me that I'm wrong when I say I'm not getting my hopes up for a czar appointed by Bush who would really get something done.