Unlike Candidate Obama who promised much, but left out the details how it was to be accomplished and then never did much of anything, Romney is putting his plan in [detail] on the net for anyone to read.
“The best course in the near term is to overhaul and to dramatically simplify the current tax code, eliminate taxes on savings for the middle class, and recognize that because we tax investment at both the corporate and individual level, we should align our combined rates with those of competing nations. Lower taxes and a simpler tax code will help families and create jobs.” (Mitt Romney, No Apology)
We could not copy and paste the plan, but we have the links for the summary and the detailed plan.
My Plan For Jobs And Economic Growth by Mitt Romney:
Click here for the details, it is 87 pages long.
Summary: 5 pages long – click here for details
Romney has five bills he promises to introduce his first day in office, they are, and I’m paraphrasing from his website: “The American Competitiveness Act” Reduces corp tax to 25% to keep companies from leaving the USA and stimulate jobs.
“The Open Markets Act” Wants to use the bully pulpit to promote and help facilitate negotiate favorable trade by American businesses with other nations.
“The Domestic Energy Act” He wants to get serious about developing America’s natural resources.
“Retraining Reform Act” Shifts the responsibility from feds to the states to consolidate retraining programs.
“Down payment on Fiscal Sanity Act” Immediately cuts non-discretionary spending by 5%, reducing the fed budget by $20B.
Here are two great speeches from the RNC you may not have seen.
Governor Susana Martinez (Our next AJ?)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjbtxupVo6I&feature=plcp
Governor Luis Fortuno (Proof the Free Markey does work.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27sG47P-fvs&feature=plcp
Here is more proof Obama’s jobs plan or lack of one is failing. Labor day is supposed to be for honoring labor not announcing more layoffs.
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Labor Day 2012: 8 Biggest Layoff Announcements
It’s seems it’s going to be another tough Labor Day for labor. The U.S. unemployment rate is 8.2 percent, with most jobs lost this year from local and federal government.
In the private sector, many companies are shedding headcount less due to a flailing economy, as in previous years, but because of the state of its business or industry, said John Challenger, CEO of executive outplacement firm Challenger, Gray and Christmas.
While many companies quietly and slowly reduce headcount, here are some of the biggest layoff announcements this year that crossed news headlines, according to Challenger, Gray and Christmas.
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/labor-day-2012-biggest-layoff-announcements/story?id=17114901