At some point, when the election chaos is finally settled, Congress will likely turn to passing another COVID-19 stimulus/relief bill. (Despite the last one being plagued by rampant fraud and dysfunction).…
In late spring, oil prices dipped below zero for the first time ever. Futures contracts for May delivery traded as low as negative $37 a barrel, as producers and speculators…
The coronavirus was originally thought of as a health care issue. But then the stock market started to tank, and it became an economic issue. Now with the nation on…
April 21, 2016 Dear Members of Congress, On behalf of Frontiers of Freedom, we write today to express opposition to the “Puerto Rico Oversight, Management and Stability Act” (PROMESA). Upon…
FAIRFAX, VA. – In a letter to House Republicans sent today, Frontiers of Freedom urged conservatives to reject the recently introduced PROMESA bailout legislation for Puerto Rico. The measure, which…
The Virginia Governor put together a large economic development package—and bragged about bringing jobs—on the basis of fabricated promotional materials from a Chinese company. by Steve Albertson •…
America’s declining score in the index is closely related to rapidly rising government spending, subsidies, and bailouts. by Anthony B. Kim • Daily Signal Millions of people…
by Betsy McCaughey • New York Post How dare the Obama administration bail out insurance companies with our money in order to hide ObamaCare’s failures. Thursday, just…
How many times did the Obama Administration promise that GM would repay every dime of the taxpayer provided bailout? And how many times have you heard the lie that GM…
The nearly $3 billion “Cash for Clunkers” program approved by Congress in 2009 did little to boost the environment and created few jobs, a new study released Wednesday found. A…
It should come as no surprise that politically connected banks received larger bailout loans from the federal government during the 2007 financial crisis than banks that spent less on lobbying…
by Peter Roff They don’t call it “Government Motors” for nothing. Once one of the “bluest” of America’s blue chip corporations, General Motors has seen better days. Early in President…
by Louis Woodhill President Obama is proud of his bailout of General Motors. That’s good, because, if he wins a second term, he is probably going to have to bail…