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The advent of corn ethanol subsidies is a case study in the role money can play in politics.

Obama seems to be doing everything in his power to increase the price of gasoline, oil and all forms of energy in America.

Thune’s 2012 hopes won’t get out of South Dakota with his paid support of the worst corporate welfare waste of taxpayer money. Ethanol subsidies are opposed by a bipartisan coalition of conservatives and environmental groups.

The Earth worshipers pose a clear and present danger to America’s energy supply, and therefore to the people’s health and wealth.

GE gets $430 million for an engine nobody wants. Defense Secretary Robert Gates opposes the GE engine as unnecessary and a waste of money.

Banning a product that has been used safely for more than 100 years in favor of Chinese imported CFLs that pose considerable health risks is yet another example of more government intrusion into Americans’ personal lives.”

The victors of the 2010 midterm elections haven’t even been sworn into office and already they are being initiated into the ways of Washington – a world where money buys influence and careerism trumps constituent service.

Airport security lobbying drives security process not terrorism. Welcome to the best government money can buy.

In addition to what legitimate creditors lost when Obama illegally gave ownership shares to the auto workers union, the GM stock sale being propagandized as a success still leaves US taxpayers holding the empty bag.

What demosclerosis means for conservatives is that there is no significant hope of scraping away outmoded or unneeded or counterproductive liberal policies, because nothing old can be jettisoned.