Fimian Minute: Bailouts are Bad for Business
Posted by Team Fimian - Mon, March 08, 2010 at 11:27 AM
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I agree, no bailouts!
I like it! Straight talk - Straight truth. And I agree: Government should be smarter than a 5th grader.
Unfortunately Adams, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe were left out of the liberals history books. They were substituted with Marx and Lennon. I never saw a liberal in any of my economics classes and now it shows. Preach it brother, AE.
Absolutely no bailouts….period. Businesses that made bad decisions should not expect to be bailed out by the government. Union have grown too big and have undue influence in politics as well as are the major source or reason of big companies’ failure to be competitive. Case in point GM and the rail roads.
What troubles me is that under the disguise of bailout the Whitehouse, like a cancer, is stealing the life (liberty)from ‘we the people.’