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John Rice Carter: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. We're all glad to be back in the capital city to talk about the regulations that are drowning…

On the recordNovember 16, 2011
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. We're all glad to be back in the capital city to talk about the regulations that are drowning our country, and we have got some legislation that's going to try to do something about that. I see that some of my colleagues are here to join me in talking about these things. I've been on the floor of this House now for the last 18 months explaining to people how these regulations are killing jobs in this country. And really what it cuts down to what we need to turn this country around, we don't need big stimulus spending. That didn't work. We tried that. We don't need the government to tell us how to run our business. We need the people to be able to run their business with the government getting out of the way. And so we have today several bills that we think are going to be very important to tell us just exactly how we can make sense out of this overwhelming amount of regulations. Thousands of regulations just this year have been proposed, many of which will kill hundreds of thousands of jobs across the country. I have two of my colleagues that are here. I will first recognize my friend from Kentucky--I think he has somewhere to go--to tell us a little bit about a solution that he has proposed.
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John Rice Carter
Republican · Georgia
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Nov 16, 2011

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