WSJ: If America re-establishes the proper role of business in society, all
kinds of benefits will accrue. Our economy will rebound. Our liberties
will be restored. And when President Obama tells an entrepreneur "You
didn't build that," everyone will know better.
Via Powerline, where they comment: In some ways, Solyndra represents a best-case scenario. It is even worse
when government subsidies allow a favored business to survive, and it is
the other guy, the one without political influence, who goes out
of business. Government largesse inherently distorts the market and
hurts consumers as well as non-favored businesses and their employees
and investors. And, of course, taxpayers.
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