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« The Pedigree of the Conservative Mongrel | Main | Defining Sexuality One Vote at a Time » October 12, 2007The Conservative MalaiseThis has a lot to do with it: I sometimes wonder how the current GOP leadership can talk about limited government and fiscal responsibility without bursting into laughter. Posted by David Darlington at October 12, 2007 10:35 AM CommentsI suppose the same way that many in Oklahoma claim to be devout free enterprisers but then push for tax breaks and subsidies for those businesses they would most like to see enter the Oklahoma market or expand their operations here, while offering nothing to others. To get Bass Pro to build in Oklahoma, Broken Arrow promised to build their facilities for them and then to lease them to Bass Pro to recover construction costs. In some instances, sales were not enough to make the lease payments, but not not worry. Posted by: Joel Betow at October 13, 2007 02:16 AM | permalink Post a comment |
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