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The Wall Street Journal did an excellent piece today concerning what most of us call corporate welfare. If the Congressional Super Committee is serious about reducing our budget deficit, they would be wise to read this article. You, on the other hand, might be wise pouring a stiff drink before you do so.
That really is the argument Thomas Geoghegan puts forward in his Wall Street Journal opinion piece. He thinks opening a Boeing Dreamliner production line sends “a big fat market signal that it [Boeing] wants a less-skilled, lower-quality work force.” His words, and he things the NRLB should fix it.
I do not have time to review these right now, but my guess is that nothing will send shock waves through the media or anywhere else for that matter. Personally, I hope that the current administration would use these techniques if needed. Again, they are extreme measures, not torture. The intelligence community is certainly not…
We’re all seeing the trend, and to say “I told you so” won’t do any good. The upcoming Obama administration is making a big deal about the proposed stimulus package – government spending – estimated to be between $650 billion and $850 billion designed get the economy moving again while taking more cash and freedoms…
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