In Idiot America it's a bad idea to invest in extremely successful corporations because inevitably our government will attack it.

Especially if the government is run by a liberal loon like President "tax the rich" Obama who thinks success is something that should be punished. Please notice that a President Romney would never tolerate this bullshit.

From today's June 9, 2012 Wall Street Journal. Unfortunately even though I can read it in my newspaper I can't publish the whole thing here because the Wall Street Journal wants me to pay more to see it online. Apparently the Wall Street Journal didn't get the memo about "everything should be free on the internet". Since I'm not going waste my time typing the entire editorial, this will have to be enough.

Google in the Crosshairs

BY HOLMAN W. JENKINS, JR.

Who believes anything good would come from a government attack on Google?

Who believes the public interest would be served—the public interest being different from the interests of the antitrust bar?

What country would be so desperate as to invent reasons to attack one of its most dynamic businesses? When we say invent, we mean grabbing at any straw that can be bent and folded into the shape of antitrust argument. When we say desperate, we refer to the character defects of the Federal Trade Commission.

These questions are in the air as the FTC gets ready to decide whether ...