Pelosi and Company missed the boat the past few weeks, but since they are keeping their plans (or intentions) secret for the moment I'll offer up an idea.

The Auto Industry is looking for help, but with no firm plans in place there is a stalemate between the governement and industry.

Why not have the Feds ante up $50 billion to pay the auto industry to design and deploy a mass transit system using light rail technology. The tax funds would generate jobs for the industry and the profits from the work can shore up weak sales figures for the Big Three.

The result -
thousands of engineering jobs (mechanical and civil) would be generated. Once the design is approved, the idle plants in the midwest can be retrofitted to make the Light Rail System components thus generating well paying blue collar jobs (including steel mills), the installaiton of the solution will generate more jobs and the overall maintenance and operations of the solution will create sustainable jobs that cannot be off-shored.

The end result - the auto industry gets paid for creating their competition in case they fail to make economical vehicles (that actually sell), they can make a buck in the process that is used to fund their development costs for economical vehicles, they have a shot at the long term manufacturing of replacement parts and tax payers are created.

No direct loans to the Big Three - yet a viable option for everyones prosperity. Pelosi and company get their Green System that cuts Global Warming and reduces pollution. The petroleum industry finally gets true competition and reduced demand (and reduced costs at the pump). Consumers have choice between mass transit and individuality. The taxpayers don't bail out anyone since they funded a new system in the first place.

Make this a national priority and tie it to Homeland Security so no blue collar strikes can occur, Cap management pay to set an example of good stewardship with taxpayer dollars and design it to use Biofuels, Solar Electric or good old US Clean Coal and we can kill OPEC once and for all.

An entirely new mass transit system designed to be green would be a keystone for our nations economy and global health.

If any nation on the planet can pull this off, it the U.S.of A!

When the car companies get our tax dollars to keep them going, they should be required to look at ideas submitted by taxpayers. At this time, the car companies NEVER consider ideas from the outside.
I have an invention that will make small cars safer in collisions.
My website is www.safersmallcars.com

Please help me if you can.

Government created jobs are just that, they might make up for some of the jobs lost this year but probably not produce a net gain.  While investment in infrastructure is good it does not replace profitable industry.  Bringing manufacturing and its related technology back by imposing import taxes would fix the job problem and also produce revenue; the import fees used to fund our re-industrialization.

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