Ah, that's a shame. I've only heard pieces and parts about their issues. I still don't like government mucking around in things - but it surely doesn't mean they are not on the hook for poor decisions and poor management themselves. If they have run themselves into the ground - bankruptcy is justified. Maybe it would be better if they would file a chapter 7 and just go out of business. Let the creditors sell their assets - hopefully to an operation that can do a better job. But, they need to get rid of the regulatory BS that will be facing the new company. They really should do this as a private for profit company. There is too much movement in this country of businesses being non-profit - which really puts the IRS in a position of fixing what people are allowed to earn based on job titles - an indirect way of our government implementing that "no one is worth that much pay" mentality. The more they do it the more they will push it everywhere. Besides all of the benefits of doing it in a capitalistic manner. I've been seeing retail stored popping up that are getting non-profit, tax exempt status due to the fact that they offer classes on cooking related things here and there and get by with calling themselves educational - all while competing with close by for profit stores that don't get the tax benefits.

Ladies don't bother to run. When I ran for re-election, one guy was paying people $40 to vote for my opponent. He was a 23 year old arsonist, drug pusher!