Corporate Welfare

Florida Didn’t Fix Its Insurance Crisis. It Just Transferred the Risk to You.

Florida lawmakers boast about fixing the broken property insurance market, but the ‘fix’ just shifts catastrophic risk from failing insurers to everyday homeowners. By hiking deductibles and limiting payouts, the state privatizes profit and socializes climate vulnerability, turning residents into the de facto backstop. If you think this is just a Florida problem, think againโ€”this is the blueprint for insurance failure everywhere.

The US Just Admitted It Can’t Compete. The Robot Ban Is Corporate Welfare, Not National Security.

The US ban on Chinese humanoid robots isn’t about national securityโ€”it’s corporate welfare for Tesla. The government admitted that American companies can’t compete on speed or cost, so they’re banning the competition. This sets a dangerous precedent: geopolitics will now dictate what robots you can buy, and you’ll pay more for worse technology.

The FCC Isn’t Being Defrauded โ€“ It’s Designed to Fail

The FCC’s $340k/year subsidy to wire empty buildings in Alaska isn’t a case of corporate fraud โ€“ it’s a structural failure of program design. The system was built to reward compliance, not outcomes, turning public funds into permanent corporate annuities with no accountability. The real scandal is that the rules themselves prevent accountability.