Boehner hits Obama on auto bailout pensions  "A report by the
nonpartisan GAO made it evident that unions were given
preferential treatment during the taxpayer-funded bailout while
non-union workers saw their pensions cut by up to 70 percent,"
Boehner continued. "And new documents that have been uncovered
raise even more questions. The administration should stop
stonewalling and start turning over all of the information
requested by Congress at once.  If the White House is going to
boast about its auto bailout, it has an obligation to explain
its involvement in the pension scandal to Delphi workers, their
families, and taxpayers."  As the presidential race has focused
increasingly on Ohio, Obama has hammered Romney for a 2008 op-ed
he wrote in the New York Times that was titled "Let Detroit Go
Bankrupt."  Romney has pushed back against the attacks by
arguing that he was in favor of a "managed bankruptcy" for the
auto industries. But Obama has said only the federal government
had enough money during the econom