AOC Smacks Down 'How We Gonna Pay For It' With Pentagon Receipts
Apparently we "can't afford" the Green New Deal or Medicare for All, but we can afford to pay $1443.00 for a $32.00 part as long as it's in the Defense Budget.
WATCH LIVE: House Oversight On Defense Contractor Price Gouging
The Pentagon may be charged $4,361 for the “drive pin” worth $46.
All In: Mike Pompeo Prefers Arms Sales To Civilian Lives In Yemen
Good on Chris Hayes for taking a moment in his show to point this out.
Cavuto: Hey Trump Is Cost-Cutting Defense, So Dems Should Gut Social Security
It's the future of "bipartisan compromise" according to Fox News
Neil Cavuto: Democrats Should Make A Deal With Trump On 'Sacred Cows'
Fox's Neil Cavuto and his panel wonder if Democrats should be willing to make a deal with Trump on some of their "sacred cows" (a.k.a. our social safety nets) after Trump pretended to get tough with defense contractors during his recent dust up with Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
War Is Still A Racket
Lockheed Martin Executive Vice President Bruce Tanner gave a speech openly praising the “indirect” benefits that defense contractors would see as a result of the war in Syria.
Grifters Gotta Grift: 'Tehran Tom' Cottons Up To Defense Industry
Where does worry about Iran stop and contributions from the defense industry begin?
Immigration Bill A Goodie Bag For Defense Contractors
Chris Hayes explains why the $38 billion Corker-Hoven amendment is nothing but a huge giveaway for defense contractors at taxpayers expense. So much for those so-called "fiscal conservatives" and their complaints that "we're broke."
Kilmeade: It's A 'Sin' To Cut Defense Spending
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade says that cutting defense spending is just not the Christian thing to do.
During a Thursday Fox & Friends segment about a defense industry-sponsored study that warns unemployment will rise if Congress does not find a
Study: Hundreds Of Fraudulent Defense Contractors Are Still Getting Contracts
This reports comes out while members of the congressional supercommittee are pissing and moaning about how we can't possibly cut any more money from the Defense department. These numbers seem to indicate otherwise:
How often does the Pentagon
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