"Fix the Debt" Activists Lobby for Tax Breaks
Hot air coming from wind industry representatives
Hot air coming from wind industry representatives
Focuses on renewable energy credits, but less attention to breaks given to entertainment industry and others
Obama's economic policy: insult "fat cats" and then grant special access to a favored few.
Why are taxpayers picking up the tab for Mickey Mouse?
Nearly every decision made during Obama's presidency has been conducted under the canopy of catastrophe.
Tax credits for favored industries extended
One-year extension for favored industry
Doublespeak in the fiscal cliff talks
Arena lease promised the city a share of money, but funds haven't been collected
The bailout exemplifies much of what's wrong with government.
Battery maker was located next door to where the president is visiting in Michigan
Members stand to benefit from funding doled out
The phone company does a lot of business with the U.S. government.
Export-Important Bank funneled more than $12 billion in 2012 to back company's sales
Tampa Bay taxpayers already funded one baseball stadium. Will they be forced to subsidize another?
Perhaps a less-than-perfect example
Politicians eager to see their cities destroyed offer giveaways to filmmakers.
Virginia taxpayers helped foot the bill for the Hollywood blockbuster.
Obama's supporters seem to think it's enough to put this extraordinary man in office.
Several Chicago, Illinois food truck owners filed a lawsuit against the city today.
Rapper Jay Z profited from eminent domain abuse in Brooklyn.
Politicians' decisions rest on political pressures. So how could a Department of Business be a good idea?
President Obama expanded a program offering subsidized insurance to ocean-front homeowners this summer.
His company received lots of subsidy money from the Obama administration
Making millions off green energy companies that have snagged billions in government subsidies
Government makes a horrible investor
They haven't jumped through the state's hoops, so everybody could die in a fiery blaze of death
$2.5 million on candidates to protect billions in profits from the market
Business as usual for government!