[Longbow1969]

Well unlike you people who continue to sell America down the river, I have made a (couple) of concrete suggestions to bring back American jobs.

Cringing, we make suggestions all the time when we respond to your comments. I think you maybe aren't reading them and just continue posting the same thing over and over. Your mostly posting slogans, not solutions.

The way to make America more competitive is pretty simple. Cut taxes, cut regulation, weaken unions through right to work legislation, reduce public dependence on government handouts, pass tort reform, etc. The recipe isn't all that complicated. Get government OUT of the way, make America THE place to come and do business. Be more like Texas and North Dakota and less like Illinois and California.

[Wyatt's Torch]

The way to make America more competitive is pretty simple. Cut taxes, cut regulation, weaken unions through right to work legislation, reduce public dependence on government handouts, pass tort reform, etc. The recipe isn't all that complicated. Get government OUT of the way, make America THE place to come and do business. Be more like Texas and North Dakota and less like Illinois and California.

Bingo.

[agere_contra]

The way to make America more competitive is pretty simple. Cut taxes, cut regulation, weaken unions through right to work legislation, reduce public dependence on government handouts, pass tort reform, etc. The recipe isn't all that complicated. Get government OUT of the way, make America THE place to come and do business. Be more like Texas and North Dakota and less like Illinois and California.

You said it FRiend. The way to improve America is to reduce Government, reduce the horrendous burden of legal vulnerability hanging over all businesses, defund and defang the EPA - get rid of the barriers to wealth production.

So many seem to think Government should just mandate what people should do with their own capital - as if we were all the property of the state. But - as you say - the solution is not more government but less.