WSJ: “A Nation can’t have entrepreneurs and eat them too”
The American people know we can’t borrow and spend our way back to a growing economy. We need leadership in Washington that will help lift the burden on struggling families and unleash the innovative spirit of the American people. The way to bring America back is by helping working families keep more of their hard-earned money. House Republicans introduced an economic plan built on the pro-growth principle of tax relief for small businesses, hardworking Americans and family farmers.
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Every serious person should welcome the president’s proposals to lift the dormant economy and reduce unemployment. Not because every serious person would agree with them but because they are a clear test of how a left-wing government would run the American economy.
If this works, hats off to them and we become France. If not, Americans may finally dump left-wing economics into the ash heap of history, starting next November and then in the next presidential election, which can’t come soon enough.
Entrepreneurship, the kind that creates industries and jobs on the scale we’ll need in the next century, is about two things: Ideas that spring randomly from some slightly crazed dreamer’s head; and worse, they often get filthy rich if the dreams are real. The left likes neither.
Barack Obama campaigned for a year against “the top 1%” and “the wealthiest.” It sounded like more than economics to me. But a nation can’t have entrepreneurs and eat them, too. Read more at online.wsj.com
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