Comments on: Pork Report October 22, 2009: Vegas Neon Museum

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By: Beagle

Beagle — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 01:06:33 +0000

I'll wager wine (or any intoxicant) is the only economic sector which needs no stimulus these days.

Now imagine, instead of spending nearly a trillion on pork projects, the Obama Administration cut the corporate tax rate (higher in the US than most of the world), allowed more domestic oil production (reducing the cost of everything, freeing up consumer spending, creating jobs), cut personal income taxes a bit, and cut back on some of the federal red tape businesses face to get anything done.

Anyone — really — think the funemployment rate would be up two percent above where they claimed it would max out with the 'stimulus' bill? If yes, please run to your nearest community college for a simple microeconomics course.

By: Bart

Bart — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 00:47:35 +0000

But some of these funds are within the purview of government to spend–if Wisconsin can sell more grapes, that's a good thing, right? It's $35,000.

And this:

Ethnic Heritage Council, the Center for Wooden Boats, and the Wing Luke Asian Museum. In dollar terms, the three groups received a total of $35,000, or 14 percent, of the city’s $250,000 pot. The $35,000 will preserve three jobs: an assistant director at EHC, an assistant boatwright at CWB, and a tour registrar at Wing Luke.

I'm all for finding and exposing pork, but these aren't big deals nor are they serious mis-use of public funds.