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Marlin Stutzman: The American people want to be in the business of job creation and growth. Unfortunately, Washington is in the business…

On the recordSeptember 22, 2011
The American people want to be in the business of job creation and growth. Unfortunately, Washington is in the business of regulating, spending, and taxing. This administration has barreled down the road of massive deficits, historic debt, and ridiculous mandates. We all know where that road leads--right off a cliff. Job creators know that our $14.6 trillion debt is a tax on the American taxpayer. They know that higher taxes mean fewer jobs. And they know that focusing on compliance rather than innovation is a failing business model. But in the face of these difficult times, Americans are optimistic. Not even the worst unemployment since the Great Depression can kill the American spirit. Washington can give job creators confidence by living within its means and reining in the regulatory machine. The American drive to succeed will take care of the rest. Job creators are ready for real growth, not another failed stimulus. Let's pass a balanced budget amendment to require Washington to use common sense, just like Americans do. ____________________
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Marlin Stutzman
Indiana
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Sep 22, 2011

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