Obama's Windfall Taxes Shift: First Broken Promise?Source: The Huffington Post
The Obama team's decision to drop the idea of forcing oil and natural gas companies to pay a tax on their windfall profits has caused a firestorm among liberals and small business coalitions.
Big Oil's Charm Offensive Source: jimhightower.com
Exxon Mobil wants you to know that it cares about poor African children. Several are featured in a recent TV ad touting Exxon's donations to a charitable effort in Africa to fight malaria. Chevron wants you to know that it's a caring corporation, too.
A Quick Course in the Economics of ConfusionSource: The New York Times
What we saw in the years of President Ronald Reagan — and now President Bush — was not in any sense a vindication of the genius Professor Friedman or the persuasive and charming Mr. Laffer.
Palin's state reaps the windfall profits McCain decriesSource: The San Francisco Chronicle
Welcome to the People's Republic of Alaska, where every resident this year will get a $3,200 payout, thanks in no small measure to the efforts of Sarah Palin, the state's Republican governor. That's $22,400 for a family of seven, like Palin's.

you have a right to be a capitalist @!$%#. but just know (and be willing to admit) that i'm MORALLY SUPERIOR because i'm willing to give....i choose to help even though my help may be lost in bureaucracy.
Big Oil escapes windfall taxSource: Chicago Tribune
Senate Republicans on Tuesday blocked a proposal to tax the windfall profits of the nation's biggest oil companies and eliminate some of the firms' tax breaks, rejecting Democratic claims that the measure would help assuage consumer anger over $4-a-gallon gasoline.
Big Pharma's Windfall Profits Begin Rolling InSource: The New York Times
The windfall, which by some estimates could be $2 billion or more this year, is a result of the transfer of millions of low-income people into the new Medicare Part D drug program that went into effect in January.
Big Broadcasting Take in Huge Windfall ProfitsSource: The Buffalo News
Isn't this what we are calling profits now a days? With Clear Channel doubling their 1st quarter profits and Time Warner's profits climbing to $1.46 billion will congress go after them for their windfall profits? Aren't consumers suffering with ever higher cable rates and subst