Again, you quote fairly meaningless articles that do not say or quote any saying that the loan guarantees were actually rejectreject by the Bush Admin. What sentence says that exactly?

You’re not targeting the unhinged wingnuts here, and you know it.

You’re trying to propagandize Americans who realize they own their votes and are willing to assert that Barky’s rule has exceeded their worst expectations of what they knew would transpire, if he was elected in 2008.

I’d be willing to bet there are readers that are so disgusted by the GOP candidates, they will stay home, or even might vote for Obama.

What you don’t get is, you’re doing such a perfect representation of the 2008 Obots that demanded blind obedience to their ideals, that you’re having the opposite effect of what you intend.

You’re REMINDING them why they left the Democrats as a whole, and reinforcing why they would never choose to return.  

They are purposefully sabotaging our economy to hurt Obama’s reelection prospects.

Oh really? How many budgets and bills have passed the Democrat controlled Senate?

Again provide any proof whatsoever that the Bush Adminstration actually killed the approval. In fact, many of those under Bush who first looked at it eventually where the same ones (panel) who approved it.

Kaiser was also connected to the Walmart family who are big time Republicans and investors in Solyndra. In additioin, Kaiser himself had no investment in Solyndra, only a family trust did, so no personal financial gain.

Besides all of this BS, there was nothing wrong in the first place with giving the loan guarantee. We should be supporting our solar industry.

I’m neither a Republican or a Democrat, neither conservative or liberal. I am a moderate, something that both sides despise equally. And the feeling is mutual.

From the very conservative Reason Magazine:

http://reason.com/archives/2011/09/26/solyndra-and-the-gop

“Solyndra and the GOP”

“In 2010 and 2011, according to Senate lobbying records, Solyndra spent $130,000 on lobbyists at the Washington Tax Group LLC. Solyndra’s lobbyists there included Greg Nickerson, a former aide to Republican congressmen Bill Thomas and Jim McCrery. Mr. Nickerson “served on the Delegate and Caucus Team at the 2004 Republican National Convention in New York and worked as an attorney advisor to the National Republican Senatorial Committee during the 2004 and 2006 elections,” according to his biography on his lobbying firm web site. Also on the Solyndra account at Washington Tax Group LLC was Jan Fowler, whose Capitol Hill experience came as an aide to another Republican, Sen. George Voinovich of Ohio.”

“In other words, rather than simply attacking the Democrats for shoveling taxpayer money into a solar energy company that eventually failed, the Republicans might ask themselves how so many of their own former public servants wound up on the company’s payroll, and why so many of their own senators and President Bush backed the law that created the loan guarantee program.”

Companies make donations all the time. Good for them. The billions pumped into Washington by big oil and big nuclear leave those of the alternative energy or solar industry in the dust. Hard for the alternative energy sector to get any love or attention in Washington when they are up against the big money of the oil and nuclear energy industries. Those two big industries outspend (mostly with Republicans) the alternative energy sector a thousand times over.

Why have there been no charges laid or any real claims of corruption, given this Solyndra transaction has been looked at with great detail by Republicans? Nothing really has come out of this.

Not sure what the point of your article really is?