Union workers at Chrysler's Kenosha, Wis., plant agreed to concessions three years ago to encourage the company to build a new fuel-efficient engine there. Last week, they agreed to still more concessions, including a six-year wage freeze. We'd say they've done their part to keep Chrysler afloat.

And so have you. Taxpayers have lent billions of dollars to the bankrupt company, dollars that aren't likely to be repaid.

So it's not hard to understand why Chrysler workers in Kenosha ...

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