Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is standing steadfastly behind the forces opposing a $25 billion ``bridge loan'' for struggling Detroit auto manufacturers.
Romney, a Detroit native, said ``there's no question but that if you just write a check, you're going to see these companies go out of business ultimately.''
He told CBS' ``The Early Show'' that he doesn't want to see the carmakers go out of business, ``but we don't want them to continue business as usual.''
Romney's father, George Romney, headed American Motors from 1954-62 and was Michigan's governor from 1963-69.
Education Minute 01/07
WWJ's Pat Vitale gives education tips beyond the classroom. A joint production of Eastern Michigan University-Education First! and WWJ.
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