Well, good: US House Probes Obama’s Connection to Failed Solar Company Solyndra’s Massive $535 Federal Loan

Just keep telling yourself that it's only $535 million, which is a drop in the proverbial bucket compared to the annual $1.5 trillion, or $1.5 million million just for comparisons sake, that Obama is overspending. Hopefully, something will actually come of this: Greenjobs-Gate: House Probes Obama’s Connection to Failed Solar Company Solyndra’s Massive Federal Loan

House investigators said they have uncovered evidence that White House officials became personally involved in an Energy Department review of a hot-button $535 million loan guarantee to the now-failed California solar company Solyndra.

And from a prior post of mine: Obama tours solar panel plant in CA to tout jobs, workers FORCED TO STAY HOME WITHOUT PAY! That was a year and a half ago, and BreitbartTV has the flashback:Flashback: Solyndra Workers Sent Home Without Pay for Obama’s Photo-Op Visit

When President Obama visited solar panel manufacturer Solyndra last year, the photo-op was supposed to show everything the Obama economic stimulus plan represented: Winning the future with high-tech "Green Jobs". Now, after the embarrassing $535 Million federal loan has vanished with Solyndra's bankruptcy, these photo-ops represent something quite different.

Previously:
Obama flashback: "The true engine of economic growth will always be companies like Solyndra". Solyndra went bankrupt this week
Predictable: Obama touted Solyndra Solar to Declare Bankruptcy after getting $535 Million in Stimulus Funds
Obama tours solar panel plant in CA to tout jobs, workers FORCED TO STAY HOME WITHOUT PAY!

Ron Paul: "Let The People Who Have Lived Beyond Their Means Go Bankrupt. Let The Liquidation Occur"

And while we're at it, let municipalities, states, and the federal government go bankrupt since they insist living beyond their means, and ours, is actually a good thing.

As Margaret Thatcher was quoted as saying, "the problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money." And indeed we have. Related: Coinage Craziness

It takes money to make money — and it takes the federal government to squander money by making it. Even the moonbat media is starting to notice the outrageous waste: