Maybe not if you're wealthy like Ron Johnson — with $15 million of your own cash just to burn on running a political campaign — but I reckon 30% off is mighty significant to most people.Reports the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel:
Ron Johnson and Bill McCoshen said there wasn't any taxpayer money or taxpayer risk involved in the transactions. . . .Huh. But Ron Johnson and Bill McCoshen just got done saying that there wasn't any taxpayer money involved. It's Truth-O-Meter™ time!
"Each IRB requires the secretary of commerce to sign it," said deputy commerce secretary Zach Brandon. "The reason is that the federal government is giving up tax revenue."
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The ad is incorrect. Industrial revenue bonds are not government loans
I wonder if I can get Monsignor Don Walker to sign off on my "driving to work is not a government commute" glibertarian indulgence.
Egregiously lacking in attribution, that.
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