No government bail outs

Over the years companies have gone bankrupt. This is due to poor management of the company. Our government has decided for many years to bail out companies. Claiming they are to big to fall. This destroys innovation in every industry. We learn from failures each time. However government has been picking and choosing who to bail out. If ANY company goes bankrupt that’s the companies responsibility to resolve that issue. It does not fall on tax payers to pay the cost of a companies failures. By stopping bankruptcy new ideas fail. Why? You keep rewarding people for their failed ideas. Then wonder why they did it again and again. Letting these companies fail will help drive innovation. While making the companies responsible for their own failures. USPS (united states postal service) is a big example. They have been continuously bankrupt for decades. Our government decides they are “to big to fail”. However other companies would gladly buy their portions and improve upon it. Making tax payers not constantly responsible for paying the companies failures.

I would also add no government grants for the same reason. We can not continue being successful just because government thinks its a good idea. The market needs to decide that with all companies.

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I agree, with some conditions. The government puts requirements on several industries, such as fuel economy standards. Requiring auto makers to have an average Miles per Gallon standards on the cars produced. The market and consumers don’t always smaller, under powered vehicles, especially families. Room for the kids and all all the stuff should be considered.
Keep the government from meddling in businesses.