I mean we have a, you know, government that is being consumed by mandatory spending, you know, our entitlement state. You know, it is just--it is math. It is not political. It is t...
I like to think I am one of the few people in this room that may have a somewhat unique view of what is going on here.
Mr. Schweikert.
I have learned when we make big-time public policy on something we all know is right, we keep making huge, very costly mistakes.
It is our own bureaucracy that is killing, starving this next generation.
we are doing everything in our power to transfer costs to young people, to keep businesses from growing, and to suppress salaries.
young people get screwed once again.
We have just created a whole series of incentives to not grow.
Is my being unrealistic that by October, by fall?
Today's goal is not to beat up the SEC. It is to have a dialogue on what do you need?
Congress really needs to take a look at the big regulatory picture and say 'Why is this agency not getting it right?'