let's quit micromanaging the economy, let's quit dumping cash into the economy at a time when businesses aren't ready to respond and spurring more inflation, shortages of products, services, labor, you name it.

I don't think this bill that is coming along, $3.5 trillion, whatever it is, with all sorts of taxes, regulations, higher cost energy, I mean, I don't know a small business out there that says higher-cost energy is going to do the trick.

We should be doing what we can to have less manufacturing in China and more manufacturing in the United States.

A lot of the problems in the trucking industry are bad government policies or government policies that were well-intended on safety and other issues.

I am somebody who has been a pretty strong supporter of employee-owned businesses and co-ops.

It is amazing, the millions and millions of Americans who are in the workforce that are participating.

capitalism is always compassionate, because without producing wealth, you have no wealth in order to help people.

If we don't manage the forests properly, we are in big trouble on a number of fronts.

One of the pieces of legislation that I have is the American Workforce Empowerment Act that says that if families have saved for college education for their kids, that they should be able to use that money, not just for 4-year college, but…

I want you to know, I am on the side of trying to help you build your bottom line, so we are going to stand for those policies.

All rural economies are vital and important to the health of our country, and forest product sector is no different.