Barack Obama corruption

[P@triot]

He promised "the most transparent" government ever. He gave us the most corrupt government ever...

"The Bank of Washington continues to help us!" bragged Solyndra CEO Chris Gronet in emails released last week.

An investigation by the House Energy and Commerce Committee revealed that Solyndra—the solar company that went under, taking more than $600 million in taxpayer funds with it—wasn't ever supposed to be an independent business. It was built to rely on the taxpayers.

"Getting business from Uncle Sam is a principal element of Solyndra's channel strategy," wrote Tom Baruch, founder of Solyndra investor CEMA Capital, in an August 10, 2010 email.

Getting federal money was integral to Solyndra's business model. But even with government backing, Solyndra failed—just one of a growing list of companies in the Green Graveyard that took taxpayer money and went bankrupt.

Morning Bell: Solyndra Revelations Show It's Time to Close the "Bank of Washington"

 

[P@triot]

The 10 Most Revealing Solyndra Emails

The 10 Most Revealing Solyndra Emails

 

[daveman]

The left doesn't see an enterprise as successful unless it leeches off the taxpayers.

 

[auditor0007]

The left doesn't see an enterprise as successful unless it leeches off the taxpayers.

Any idea how many companies would go belly up without government spending on their products and services? It amazes me how little people understand how government at all levels is so intertwined into the private sector economy.

 

[OODA_Loop]

The left doesn't see an enterprise as successful unless it leeches off the taxpayers.

Any idea how many companies would go belly up without government spending on their products and services? It amazes me how little people understand how government at all levels is so intertwined into the private sector economy.

Governemnt buying products and services is not Solyndra.

 

[Katzndogz]

obama is giving the failed Solyandra another 23 million dollars.

Report: Solyndra backers could get more tax breaks - The Hill's E2-Wire