Nick Popaditch For Congress 2012 - California District 53  
Nick Popaditch for Congress 2012

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Grow the Economy


It is imperative that we grow the private sector to get us out of this recession. To do this, we must do 3 things. Increase capital investment in business, reduce the cost of operating business, and eliminate obstacles to growth. Congress has failed to do all three for political reasons. It is time we put the priority on the Nation’s people, not Washington insiders.

Increasing capital investment is effortless. Leave revenue in the private sector. No tax increases on anybody. This is simple, except to politicians. Their plan is to take from one citizen and give to another citizen. Other than the obvious Constitutional and ethical problems, it doesn’t grow anything. It just moves the same revenue around. Leave revenue in the private sector. You keep the money you earn and you spend it where you choose. That is real stimulus. It works. It grows the economy.

The most effective way Congress can reduce operating costs for business is through energy policy. More energy is cheaper energy. Again this is obvious to all except politicians. It is time to open up more domestic energy sources, such as domestic drilling and the keystone pipeline. The Green Energy jobs never materialized. It is time to end taxpayer-funded subsidies. Green energy must compete on the same playing field as everyone else.

The government has become the biggest obstacle to the Nation’s economic growth. Obamacare, as well as other mandates, have already decimated jobs, with the real costs still unpaid. Congress must eliminate obstacles to job creation. Let’s use Government regulation to protect workers who are on the job, not to prevent them from working. Let’s use Government regulation to lock up corporate criminals, not to obstruct entrepreneurs.

It is time Congress learned what everybody else already knows. Washington cannot create jobs. Government jobs only move the same revenue from one place to another. Great if you are one of the privileged few. The private sector creates jobs, generates wealth, and grows the economy. This is good for everyone.

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