I agree that we should not turn our back on such a blatant violation of international norms with respect to the use of chemical weapons.

We do not need to spend more money. We just need to adjust Federal programs to allow human capital to rise to the entrepreneurial potential.

I would like to thank you all for your leadership in getting that through.

The New Hampshire delegation actually does talk to each other.

I want to thank Senator Shaheen and Senator Ayotte and your staffs for making this roundtable possible.

I want to thank you all very much for coming.

the more we can do to be helpful to ensure that if we are passing legislation in Washington, that is in response to concerns that we have heard here at home, and that we are not hurting small businesses, but we are helping them is very…

the realities of each sector have to be reflected, and the needs of each agency have to be reflected in what the actual policies are.

Thank you, Senator Shaheen and Ayotte, members of the committee, for inviting me here today to speak and to join in this discussion.

Have any of you gotten concerns as you are looking at the potential for the program down the road?

I think that is a really good point.

And I think that we can do better in the Federal government because I do hear so many stories from businesses about regulations that are holding back entrepreneurship.