Be an Eisenhower

[Phantasmal]

“However, Eisenhower’s administration thought that instead of subsidizing big businesses, the government should subsidize small businesses. In 1953, Congress created the Small Business Administration, which was initially “as partisan for the Republicans as the RFC had been for Democrats.”12 This unneeded small business subsidy machine remains in operation seven decades later.

In the decades since the 1950s, Congress has put many industries on the federal dole, including energy, ethanol, automobiles, aviation, urban transit, broadband, semiconductors, housing development, and manufacturing. There has been bipartisan support for most of these expansions in corporate welfare. These subsidy efforts, along with trade protections, are often called industrial policy.”


https://www.cato.org/policy-analysis/corporate-welfare- federal-budget-0#modern-era-corporate-welfare

Corporate Welfare should be our focus on cutting costs.

Why do we still subsidize businesses that are making outrageous profits?

 

[Cypress]

“However, Eisenhower’s administration thought that instead of subsidizing big businesses, the government should subsidize small businesses. In 1953, Congress created the Small Business Administration, which was initially “as partisan for the Republicans as the RFC had been for Democrats.”12 This unneeded small business subsidy machine remains in operation seven decades later.

In the decades since the 1950s, Congress has put many industries on the federal dole, including energy, ethanol, automobiles, aviation, urban transit, broadband, semiconductors, housing development, and manufacturing. There has been bipartisan support for most of these expansions in corporate welfare. These subsidy efforts, along with trade protections, are often called industrial policy.”


https://www.cato.org/policy-analysis/corporate-welfare- federal-budget-0#modern-era-corporate-welfare

Corporate Welfare should be our focus on cutting costs.

Why do we still subsidize businesses that are making outrageous profits?

We would probably be surprised to know how many Republican congressmen and MAGA morons have applied for federal small business loans/grants.

 

[Nordberg]

Ike knew that corporate power would crush the people. Combined with the military, they rule us. In Trump's big ugly bill, there is a law that no state or county can put AI regulation in place for 10 years. https://www.inc.com/sam-blum/trumps...-be-a-problem-for-everyday-americans/91198975 Why are they doing that? I guarantee it is not for the good of the people.

 

[signalmankenneth]

“However, Eisenhower’s administration thought that instead of subsidizing big businesses, the government should subsidize small businesses. In 1953, Congress created the Small Business Administration, which was initially “as partisan for the Republicans as the RFC had been for Democrats.”12 This unneeded small business subsidy machine remains in operation seven decades later.

In the decades since the 1950s, Congress has put many industries on the federal dole, including energy, ethanol, automobiles, aviation, urban transit, broadband, semiconductors, housing development, and manufacturing. There has been bipartisan support for most of these expansions in corporate welfare. These subsidy efforts, along with trade protections, are often called industrial policy.”


https://www.cato.org/policy-analysis/corporate-welfare- federal-budget-0#modern-era-corporate-welfare

Corporate Welfare should be our focus on cutting costs.

Why do we still subsidize businesses that are making outrageous profits?

This tax rate on the rich help us build our interstate highway system too!

 

[NiftyNiblick]

“However, Eisenhower’s administration thought that instead of subsidizing big businesses, the government should subsidize small businesses. In 1953, Congress created the Small Business Administration, which was initially “as partisan for the Republicans as the RFC had been for Democrats.”12 This unneeded small business subsidy machine remains in operation seven decades later.

In the decades since the 1950s, Congress has put many industries on the federal dole, including energy, ethanol, automobiles, aviation, urban transit, broadband, semiconductors, housing development, and manufacturing. There has been bipartisan support for most of these expansions in corporate welfare. These subsidy efforts, along with trade protections, are often called industrial policy.”


https://www.cato.org/policy-analysis/corporate-welfare- federal-budget-0#modern-era-corporate-welfare

Corporate Welfare should be our focus on cutting costs.

Why do we still subsidize businesses that are making outrageous profits?

Believe it or not, even I was too young to vote in the 1950s.
My family supported Stephenson in '52 and '56,
but had NONE of the animosity I've had with pachyderm administrations in my adulthood.
Ike was predominantly a standup guy.

 

[Earl]

Believe it or not, even I was too young to vote in the 1950s.
My family supported Stephenson in '52 and '56,
but had NONE of the animosity I've had with pachyderm administrations in my adulthood.
Ike was predominantly a standup guy.

Your’re looking directly into the abyss and you’re concerned with pachyderms, old man.

Get your priorities straight.

 

[BartenderElite]

"MAGA is for small business the working class" is one of the biggest smoke & mirrors illusions in world history.

This admin is completely about the wealthiest of the wealthy. It's a drag that so many are fooled.