Corporations are very good at finding ways to get the government to pass their risks on to consumers. The Ex-Im Bank, government green energy subsidies, and Dodd-Frank's "too-big-to-fail" provisions are all ways that you the taxpayer are left holding the bill for private companies who take on risks that the market does not support. Congress is about to renew yet another of these expiring corporate welfare programs this week - TRIA, the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act.