Regulatory Tsunami To Hit Business If Obama Wins Second Term (independent, cost)
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John Merline also writes for "The Weekly Standard," so it's hardly surprising that he would peer into his crystal ball and see the end of the world if Obama is re-elected....is it?
John Merline also writes for "The Weekly Standard," so it's hardly surprising that he would peer into his crystal ball and see the end of the world if Obama is re-elected....is it?
Im not surprised you just deflect the topic and discredit the author even though the regulations are absolutely gonna kill business...
What regulations, and where is your proof that these alleged regulations are going to affect business?
I guess you didn't read the article, or if you did you refuse to comprehend that these kind of regulations make it more costly to do business...
$515 Billion Drag Looms
Using official government sources, the National Federation of Independent Business calculates there are more than 4,000 federal rules in the pipeline, and that just the 13 biggest ones would, if imposed in an Obama second term, cost businesses a total of more than $515 billion over four years.
You guys are so desperate you're just making stuff up now.
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