Ted Strickland turns to labor unions to save auto industry in Ohio

That is just what this state needs to turn things around, a political organization:

In an effort to rebound the struggling auto industry, Gov. Ted Strickland Wednesday announced the creation of Ohio Auto Industry Support Council, a new public-private partnership designed to help grow the state’s auto sector.

“Now more than ever, we need a unified, coordinated approach to support and strengthen Ohio’s auto sector,” Strickland said in a statement.

Eric Burkland, president of the Ohio Manufacturers’ Association, and Ken Lortz, director of Ohio’s United Auto Workers Region 2B, were selected as co-chairmen of the council. Dennis L. Wojtanowski, a former state representative and member of Gov. Richard Celeste’s administration, was named as president of the organization.

You know, because the labor unions did such a great job of saving auto industry and the manufacturing sector in general.  Oh, wait …

This is the liberal mind at work folks.  Something in trouble?  Form a committee and stock it full of your political supporters no matter if they are the very people who helped cause the problem in the first place.