Watch: This Guy Just Destroyed California Liberals For Their Blatant Hypocrisy Its socialism and its command economy... Jim Lacy, American Conservative Union Board Member, appeared on Stuart Varney’s Fox Business Network show to discuss the problems of Obama’s administration “picking and choosing winners and losers” in business in California, with Tesla being exempt from environmental regulations, but not the rest of businesses in the state. I want to ask you about California’s governor Jerry Brown,” Stuart said. “He has offered Tesla, the electric car, the green electric car company, he’s offered them all kinds of tax breaks and he’s going to wave environmental restrictions if they build their big factory in the state. What’s going on with this?” “They’re trying to do a jam job in the legislature right now, to put $500 million of California taxpayer’s funds into Tesla and to basically loosen all environmental regulations so they can fast track,” said Lacy. “Manufacturing is in terrible shape in California,” he continued. “We’ve lost 40 percent at manufacturing jobs since 1990, GM is gone, Ford is gone, Caterpillar and International Harvester are gone, Toyota is leaving and Chrysler is gone. And as you know and we’ve talked about, the Campbell’s soup factory, after 100 years, the Democrats allowed that to close because the whole reason of high taxes and tough regulations.” “Well now, they’re picking and choosing. Now they are saying because Tesla is ‘green’ we’re going to allow all these benefits to go over to Tesla to create 6500 jobs, and you know Stuart, it’s Socialism. It’s command economy. It’s picking winners and losers.” Read more at westernjournalism/obama-picking-choosing-business-leaders/#J2oI0kthL0HmAuhX.99 Read more at westernjournalism/obama-picking-choosing-business-leaders/#J2oI0kthL0HmAuhX.99 Read more at westernjournalism/obama-picking-choosing-business-leaders/#J2oI0kthL0HmAuhX.99 https://youtube/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=I1YE2ngJY2k#t=3
Posted on: Tue, 19 Aug 2014 00:24:06 +0000
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