U.S. legislation also known as the Troubled Assets Recovery Plan
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online looks back at the decade of evidence surrounding the government bailouts of 2008. General Motors just shared some very bad news: It is closing…
Timothy Carney of the Washington Examiner contends recent developments in the Ex-Im Bank debate offer an early test for presumptive U.S. House speaker Paul Ryan. In the chaos of a…
Jim McTague‘s latest “D.C. Current” column in Barron’s appears to lament the fact that the solar industry might lose the crutch American taxpayers have provided it for a decade. Read…
You and I have lost $10 billion on the GM bailout. If you think the head of GM is grateful to you for propping up the company that was so…
Paul Jacob hit the nail on the head with his Common Sense commentary today. He points out that the consistency in their views about big business and big banks is…
Crony capitalism critic Timothy P. Carney compares the president’s campaign rhetoric to his actual performance in a new Washington Examner column: As President Bush’s Great Wall Street Bailout steamrolled its…
Yes, it makes sense to push for a debt-limit deal that puts the brakes on runaway federal government overspending. But Philip Klein of the Washington Examiner makes the case today…
No one could use TIME columnist Joe Klein of being a regular critic of our 44th president. That’s why it’s interesting to read this analysis from Klein’s latest column: By…
And you get the Obama regime, argues Anthony Gregory in this sharp essay. Here’s a sample paragraph. “The hypocrisy is more pronounced these days than usual. It makes one’s head…
Chrysler’s Super Bowl ad was eerie and beautifully produced. From the Washington Examiner comes some fascinating background information about the taxpayers’ role in Chrysler.
If this draft is their version of fiscal responsibility, they and we are doomed. With common-sense exceptions for seniors, veterans, and our troops, we will roll back government spending to…
GOP activist Nathan Tabor was sucker punched yesterday outside Congressman Mel Watt’s district office in Greensboro. Tabor had gathered with a few dozen other Tea Partiers to protest the bailouts.…