Unfortunately, this Administration and some in Congress have singled out certain industries like America's energy industry and basically said that no longer applies to you.
I am concerned about some new proposals that would actually double tax our companies that sell those products overseas.
When is the Congress going to acknowledge that the current fiscal trends are simply unsustainable?
I agree with Mr. Conklin the churning of the health insurance adds to the problem a great deal, not just in the private ...
these bailouts risk prolonging the crisis while increasing the cost.
it would be unacceptable if TARP or related funds, were used to leverage the profits of drug cartels or organized crime ...
It is rampant with fraud; some believe 20 to 30 percent of the funding is waste within it.
I do think--I wish it were more balanced. The truth is, we do need serious efforts on reform in health care.
It is bankrupt, actuarially unsound, bankrupt here in the next 10 years, making promises it can't possibly hope to keep.
I am not convinced that Medicare is necessarily the model we should be following.
I think obviously the major proponent of the new Administration's recovery plan is the stimulus package.