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A recap of the day s headlines and a look at what s in store for tomorrow. before the dot.com boom went bust until end of the clinton administration. in 1984, three years after the first reagan tax-cut the annual gdp had 7.2%. many critics believe we will never hit those sustained numbers again. the 2008 recession weeded out antiquated jobs especially manufacturing. now replaced by automation and industrialization of third world countries but new jobs are coming back in advanced manufacturing, hence the need for retraining. that is what matt told the president of iowa tuesday, he has one and 50 employees and needs a lot more. the jobs are out there. they don t know what to do. we are so busy we have guys on mandatory overtime, they are great guys, i just want more of them. i saw a guy, always hiring, that is a good sign. whether those gdp numbers are sustainable may depend on whether employers like that can fill those vacant jobs. they are trying to do that by setting up e ....
Look for a job, great numbers came out today and when you couple it with regulatory reform building for the last year and a half, when we ran on these policies, we could run on them again and continue this expansion voters have a choice, do you want more jobs and high wages or more government and higher taxes which is what democrats are selling. how much credit do you give that to tax cuts? significant credit but it is also the regulatory changes. i remember reading a story last year that because of the overregulation in the financial sector alone, 650,000 fewer small businesses created over the last eight years than otherwise could have been, 61/2 million jobs, the same economist talked about the two speed economy. the big businesses were just fine, but small to medium-sized ....