Meet? Has the president even read his Jobs Council’s report? If he has, his mild obsession with a job-destroying tax hike on small businesses would be even more disturbing. With the president playing defense for insulting every entrepreneur in America, he has labored to reassure the country his tax scheme would not hurt U.S.
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"With unemployment still above eight percent, the only vote on taxes that matters to the American people is a vote to stop the small business tax hike the president wants that Ernst & Young says will cost our economy 700,000 jobs."
After 41 months with unemployment above eight percent, President Obama proudly told supporters at another campaign event this week that “we tried our plan — and it worked.”
“Eight out of 10 small business owners say excessive regulations and high taxes make it harder for them to hire new workers,” says Speaker John Boehner in a new video. That’s why the House is voting this week on the Red Tape Reduction and Small Business Job Creation Act (H.R.
Tomorrow, the House will vote on the Congressional Replacement of President Obama’s Energy-Restricting and Job-Limiting Offshore Drilling Plan, legislation that replaces the president’s de facto moratorium with “an environmentally responsible, robust plan that supports new offshore” energy production to address energy costs and create jobs.
The majority of American small business owners say excessive red tape coming out of Washington is making it harder for them to grow their businesses and create jobs.
At a weekly press conference with Republican leaders today, House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) highlighted this week’s House vote to curb excessive government regulations and next week’s vote to stop the small business tax hike.
Today the House will consider H.R. 459, bipartisan legislation that requires the GAO to conduct a full audit of the Federal Reserve.
This week, the House will vote on the 'Red Tape Reduction and Small Business Job Creation Act' (H.R. 4078), which is focused on eliminating excessive government regulations that make it harder for small businesses to hire.
Inquiring minds would like to know why President Obama hasn’t met with his once-highly-touted Jobs Council in more than six months. It’s been reported the Council was created “in part to inoculate himself” from an anti-business record, but the President has insisted, “This has not been a show council.
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