Will Obama step in with TARP money, and then hand the company over to the Bakers Union and Nestle? That’s the GM/Chrysler precedent.
[Update a while later]
So much for the “this is just like Bain” narrative: a curious cast of characters are behind the Hostess business fiasco. And they’re not Republicans.
California now leads the nation in poverty.
I think it’s just “bad luck,” of the Heinleinian variety
The movie, from CEI.
Successful parasites don’t normally kill their hosts, but the Bakers Union just did.
…are obsolete?
Seven ways it’s changing our world.
The GOP has an opportunity to wage war on it.
But if history is any guide, they won’t.
People paying for their own medical procedures, at a fixed price. What a concept.
When I had my hernia repair a couple months ago, I actually shopped around, not just for doctors, but for surgery facilities and anesthesiologist. They all coordinated after I made my choices, but I made the decision who would do it and where, and I saved a lot of money over what an insurance company would have paid. The fundamental problem with health care in this country is the complete market disconnect created by employer-provided plans.
Which hurt the economy more?
The answer is inconvenient to the leftist narrative. Because they aren’t about helping the economy, or even helping real people. It’s more about who they hurt than who they help, because they’re about “social justice.”