Rand Paul Says 'Nobody's Got A Damn Car In Afghanistan'
He's just desperate for attention now.
David Brooks: Companies That Outsource Create More Jobs Domestically
If it's Friday, it means PBS viewers are going to be treated to their regular dose of hackery from David Brooks during one of his appearances on The Newshour. This week Brooks is asked to weigh in on the presidential election and Brooks wants us to
Is Your Boss Keeping Your State Taxes?
Big corporations are getting a steady infusion of your hard-earned tax dollars...
Reuters:
Across the country more than 2,700 companies are collecting state income taxes from hundreds of thousands of workers - and are keeping the money
Fox News Claims Each Chevy Volt Costs Taxpayers $250K
For several weeks, Fox News has declared war on the Chevy Volt in the name of belittling all so-called green energy initiatives. The attacks have been relatively trivial, ranging from ridicule by Bill O'Reilly over a recall to general guffaws at
Toyota Avoided Recall Through Deal, Bragged About Saving Money
I don't know why this is suddenly such big news. Car companies have been negotiating recall compromises with the government for decades, leading to
The Toyota Recalls: Just Another Bush Administration Disaster
As time goes by, more and more scandals will be exposed while George Bush was president.
Bloomberg:
At least four U.S. investigations into unintende
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Toyota Expects First Operating Loss In 70 Years
So it isn't just poorly-made American cars that are feeling the pinch:
TOKYO — Toyota Motor will lose money in its core automaking business for the
Al Gore's Son Arrested For Drug Possession
While it's certainly a shame for the family (and frankly, I'd rather not examine stupid choices made by 20 year olds, because truly, how many of us wo
A New Electric Car Coming?
I'm not holding my breath on this one. I truly believe that American companies are being typically short-sighted as ever. Considering there is a s
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