How can the President expect the private sector to create jobs and put Americans back to work if his appointees continue to use the regulatory process to keep putting impediments in their path?
Darrell Issa: “How can the President expect the private sector to create jobs and put Americans back to work if his appointees continue…”
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Issa criticizes the administration for hindering job creation through regulation.
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