Who's going to end corporate welfare?

[fezzyfestoon]

Both seem to be in support of ending or at least altering the extensive system of corporate handouts in this country with a lot of crossover on the issue. At the same time, both have supported bailouts, increased military budgets, lower corporate taxes, etc. Different estimates put the cost at as high as $2 trillion. This seems to be right in the thick of the narratives of both parties, so who's gonna solve the problem?

[fezzyfestoon]

Yeah sure, I can see that. After all, how on Earth would those pitiful oil companies survive without the government starving itself to death on its behalf? Same with the poor, poor financial industry who have been absolutely ravaged by OUTSIDE forces. Forget small business where profits more directly affect employment and local economies. Corporations are clearly the godsend to this country with their ever-expanding hoards of American cash. Without those stagnant hoards and fabricated wealth cashed multiple times against the public, how would the economy even run? On a capitalist free market? Haha