[Gay State Conservative]

There's a mall near me that's fairly large,a bit "upscale" and well known in our area.I go there regularly during the winter to walk...along with other old geezers.This mall has a Tesla "dealership" past which I repeatedly walk during my many visits.In all those pass-bys I think I've seen someone in this dealership *twice*.

Just sayin...

[Insigne123]

Solar energy corp.’s same thing

[Vince Ferrer]

Musk is a very good businessman, but one of his “best” traits is that he creates a business model that takes advantage of as many tax credits as possible. No, he is not going to give them up.

[EagleUSA]

Over-priced, liberal, feel-good toys.

It ain’t gonna fly...er...roll.

[Insigne123]

Obama is for leveling the playing field

[nascarnation]

It never said a peep about the billions GM and Chrysler got after the global economic meltdown in 2008. Even though most of that money was eventually repaid, where was the Journal’s concern for the “taxpayer tap” then?

IIRC the Journal editorial page was totally against the Bush/Obama bailout of GM and Chrysler and in favor of the bondholders. I think this statement is absolutely incorrect.

[Cicero]

As the WSJ says: The governments involved set out a lovely pie of money and said, “Oh, won’t someone come and gobble up our lovely pie?”

If Musk didn't gobble it up, someone else would. He has an eye for the good things in life.

[Cold Heart]

“Government CO2 rules as a tailwind..”
If the Government CO2 fraud is exposed and stopped, these guys are going down hard.

US Government altered Peruvian temperature readings may just do it.

[Rodamala]

Good luck with that... Tesla feels entitled to these subsidies. It’s like asking a hog not to root up and eat all the acorns the squirrels buried in the timberlot.

[GeronL]

I oppose all forms of corporate welfare equally.

[JohnBrowdie]

[arthurus]

Stop accepting subsidies??? That’s what Tesla exists for.

[Carthego delenda est]

“Government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it.” - Ronald Reagan