The award for worst company in the country goes to GM, for taking over $11 billion from taxpayers and then recalling over 5 million vehicles.
Here is the complete list of bailout losses. You may want to sit down before opening it.
Photo by notbeinggoverned Second, exclusivity must be ruled out in light of the clear language of the Ninth and Tenth Amendments; powers may be delegated to the United States, but only if stated explicitly are they to be denied to the several States or to the people. Third, competition does not constitute interference or obstruction….
10. Political Lip Service Especially on the Right, the debt is a popular issue. So politicians will pay it lip service on the campaign trail. Do they actually have a plan of action, though? Or are they touting some pipedream of a plan that has more than a decade of budgetary adjustments? It’s easy to…
Eleanor Roosevelt was probably the most influential American woman of the 20th century.
When government assumes the role of certifying or approving products it limits consumer protection and increases the probability of corruption. The Federal Food and Drug Administration, for example, is charged with the protection of consumers, and all food and drug products require their stamp of approval before hitting shelves. But is this the best way…
10. Leland Yee’s Real Life Grand Theft Auto We saved the best for last. Leland Yee, State Senator from California, was best known for his efforts to ban violent video games like Grand Theft Auto and his staunch support for gun control. Seems like just another California liberal until you release that all the while…
Should we trade with despots? After 5 years in captivity, US contractor Alan Gross was released today as part of a deal brokered by President Obama. The imprisonment of Mr. Gross has been an issue of much resonance with me. I previously wrote a piece featured in The Daily Caller about Mr. Gross case, calling…