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| On Job Creators, Uncertainty, Regulation and the Politics of Blame…. (Sept 28, 2011) We are over a year away from the Presidential election, but we are already in full campaign mode. If one thing is true in American politics, it’s that political survival trumps any other concern. Yet the economy continues to sputter and the country’s deficit problem remains largely un-addressed and unresolved. We do hear about the likely causes and proposed cures for these ills, but are any of them really on the mark? The Republican mantra this political season appears to let the “job creators” free from the “job destroyers”. The destroyers are the Democrats and the regulators, who have such a tight grip on the neck of business, they say, that they just can’t break free to hire another individual. You would think that business regulation had just started in 2008. We hear of the “uncertainty” of the business climate, as if there hasn’t always been uncertainty in the depths of every business cycle. We hear of the increased costs of hiring given Obamacare. Yet the plan has not even been implemented yet, for the most part, so how can that be costing so many jobs already? Weren’t health premiums already spiraling out of control over the last 25 years? See rest of article in Current Events |