WHAT "freedom of enterprise"???
The federal regulatory bureacracy places economic access to our own productive resources out of reach,
And Dubya's trade and outsourcing "strategery" undermines our domestic efforts to compete.
"Economic access to our own productive resources"? This phrase itself is perfect bureaucratese.
America's most productive resources are American minds and American guts.
There is too much federal regulation, of course. But there is no law against having a good idea and raising capital to make it a reality.
And Dubya's trade and outsourcing "strategery" undermines our domestic efforts to compete.
If America thinks that the key to being economically competitive is having as many people working in manufacturing in the US as possible then America can never compete. Even if some ridiculous iron law were passed that forbade American corporations from ever relocating another job, China would still bury us with sheer numbers on the manufacturing front.
The President, like most reflective Americans, realizes that the sheer number of warm, unionized bodies on an assembly line does not equal added value.
It's 2004, not 1950.