Brian4Liberty
05-27-2014, 12:23 PM
We all know about the bad Jeb. That would be the "moderate", big-government, left-leaning, neoconservative (http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?450257-Neoconservatives-The-List), crony corporatist RINO named Jeb Bush, who is so well known that most just call him Jeb.
It appears there is another Jeb in town, and that would be Jeb Hensarling. He doesn't seem to be in the pocket of crony corporatists...
The Tricky Politics of Fighting Crony Capitalism
The conservative fight against crony capitalism received a boost last Tuesday, when the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee stood before a Heritage Foundation crowd and became the latest, and perhaps most influential, Republican politician to take specific aim at the Export-Import Bank. Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) devoted nearly half his speech to articulating the argument against the obscure federal institution that subsidizes American exports, while still making time to rail against the farm bill, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and recent bailouts for GM and Wall Street. As the chairman of the committee responsible for reauthorizing the Export-Import Bank before its charter expires at the end of September, and as a potential contender for the Speakership should John Boehner relinquish the gavel after the midterm elections, Hensarling’s words carry significant weight.
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More:
http://www.theamericanconservative.com/the-tricky-politics-of-fighting-crony-capitalism/
It appears there is another Jeb in town, and that would be Jeb Hensarling. He doesn't seem to be in the pocket of crony corporatists...
The Tricky Politics of Fighting Crony Capitalism
The conservative fight against crony capitalism received a boost last Tuesday, when the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee stood before a Heritage Foundation crowd and became the latest, and perhaps most influential, Republican politician to take specific aim at the Export-Import Bank. Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) devoted nearly half his speech to articulating the argument against the obscure federal institution that subsidizes American exports, while still making time to rail against the farm bill, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and recent bailouts for GM and Wall Street. As the chairman of the committee responsible for reauthorizing the Export-Import Bank before its charter expires at the end of September, and as a potential contender for the Speakership should John Boehner relinquish the gavel after the midterm elections, Hensarling’s words carry significant weight.
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More:
http://www.theamericanconservative.com/the-tricky-politics-of-fighting-crony-capitalism/