How will Romney create 500K jobs a month?
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Romney likes to diss Obama's record of concurrent creation of jobs, saying it's not enough. But has he explained what he would do differently? No.
If Romney is elected, is it our right to expect him to fulfill what he claimed Obama should be doing? How long will that last?
How will Romney create 500K jobs a month?
On private land. Open fed land. Gas is still too damned high.
I listed things.
Sure. Tell it to someone who does not cut the checks for a small business.
I understood thaat 1/3 of ARRA was pro business cuts. Do you know different?
http://www.heritage.org/resea...
The Hidden Tax
The cost of regulation has often been called a hidden tax. Although the total does not appear anywhere in the federal budget, the multitude of rules, restrictions, and mandates imposes a heavy burden on Americans and the U.S. economy. According to a report recently released by the Small Business Administration, total regulatory costs amount to about $1.75 trillion annually, [1] nearly twice as much as all individual income taxes collected last year.[2]
Not all regulations are unwarranted, of course. Most Americans would agree on the need for protections against terrorism, although the extent of such rules is certainly subject to debate. Moreover, regulations are not necessarily inconsistent with free-market principles. Some, such as anti-fraud measures, protect the rights of consumers. But there is always a cost. And, for the same reasons that federal spending is reported, so, too, should regulatory costs.
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The average annual cost to businesses under Obama is higher than under his predec...
http://www.heritage.org/resea...
The Hidden Tax
The cost of regulation has often been called a hidden tax. Although the total does not appear anywhere in the federal budget, the multitude of rules, restrictions, and mandates imposes a heavy burden on Americans and the U.S. economy. According to a report recently released by the Small Business Administration, total regulatory costs amount to about $1.75 trillion annually, [1] nearly twice as much as all individual income taxes collected last year.[2]
Not all regulations are unwarranted, of course. Most Americans would agree on the need for protections against terrorism, although the extent of such rules is certainly subject to debate. Moreover, regulations are not necessarily inconsistent with free-market principles. Some, such as anti-fraud measures, protect the rights of consumers. But there is always a cost. And, for the same reasons that federal spending is reported, so, too, should regulatory costs.
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The average annual cost to businesses under Obama is higher than under his predecessors, the Bloomberg review shows. The increase is estimated to total as little as $100 million or as much as $4.1 billion, or at most three one-hundredths of a percent of the total economy.
The scope of government regulation has emerged as a major issue in the 2012 presidential race and on Capitol Hill. Republican presidential candidates have accused Obama of stifling job creation by imposing rules on businesses, and House Republicans have vowed to rein in proposed regulations on everything from the environment to health care to banking.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news...
If the President is defeated, I have no doubt there will be some reaction in hiring as business can be more certain about employee insurance. His defeat would also signal lower spending by the federal government which many economists believe helps restore faith in the system.
It will take, long term changes in our tax system that removes the ability of Congress to grant favors in the tax code. A constitutional ammendment requiring a balanced budget by 2016.
President Obama won't do either of those things. Romney will, at least to some extent. Especially in canceling the health care legislation.
You can't cite one thing that's factual. Just airy-fairy crap that isn't true. Cite how Obama has restricted business and we'll all be agog.
HEY BALI, YOU'RE A COWARD.