[marron]

You would think that, in an era of collapsing employment rates, someone could make the case for employers.

[Olog-hai]

That might send power back to the people. The Uniparty can’t have that, you know.

[CitizenUSA]

Why does there need to be a distinction between employers and employees? Smaller government results in a larger and growing economic pie. Lower taxes and fewer regulations help everyone. Both Republicans and Democrats seem to want to pick winners and losers. That is NOT the American ideal. The American ideal is a government that is essentially blind to whether one is rich or poor, black or white, famous or unknown. What laws exist are applied equally to all without respect to one’s status. The rich man can no more use government to oppress the poor than the poor can use government to rob the rich. We can’t achieve the ideal of course, but we should strive to reach it.

[peeps36]

Cantor talks out of his ass. If he had an ounce of concern for the working man he wouldn't be at a retreat pushing amnesty for millions of illegals. He should know that the employees usually do better when the employer is doing better. They are both connected to each other.