It is by no means open to all businesses, only politically connected ones. Of 400 classified farm commodities, around two dozen of them receive 90 percent of the funds. This practice is not limited to Democrats, however. Both Clinton and Bush have been dogged advocates of corporate welfare. Before the campaign, the Bush administration had argued the tank was unnecessary.
Corporate welfare takes the impartiality out of government and business.
It is unconstitutional, for nowhere in the Constitution is the government given the power to support business. Corporate welfare does not create jobs. It helps one specific industry or company while harming all the others around it. Until this practice is eliminated, the citizens of the United States will continue to pay the costs of situations caused by the relationships of rich businessmen with their well funded congressmen.