Free Markets at Work
It's good to see our government doing what it's supposed to do: protect wealth when free markets go awry. But then leave everything else to the markets. That's the balance we need.
It's good to see our government doing what it's supposed to do: protect wealth when free markets go awry. But then leave everything else to the markets. That's the balance we need.
--Another folksy thought from Good Ol' Fred
Labels: bailout, big business, children's health, federal reserve, fred thompson, special interests, subprime meltdown
Oh, yes -- Bush is finally starting to throw a bone to us, to help us with our effort to keep the White House and take back Congress for the Republican Party.
His demand for more tax breaks for big corporations is exactly what we need to give our party a nice shot in the arm. It takes a lot of money for big business to research how to effectively move its operations overseas, and if we give them all a nice tax break it will help juice that part of the economy.
Once the people see that we're not the party of giving free health insurance to poor kids who aren't working for that handout -- that we are, instead, the party that stimulates the economy for folks at the top by giving corporations a tax break -- well, that's exactly what we need to get the public voting Republican again.
--Another folksy thought from Good Ol' Fred
Labels: big business, bush, corporate american, fred thompson, republican, taxes