Buy American & Hire American
Buy American & Hire American
Vote with your dollars as I always say. Each and every time when we have a choice we should always buy things that are labeled “Made in the USA”.
When we buy things made in the USA, we keep the jobs here; we keep the money circulating in our economy and can help to prevent money going to countries that are our potential adversaries. Many companies or labor camps make our stuff in China are state run organizations. Not only do they abuse human rights at their factories, treating their workers with horrible working conditions and paying them at wages lower than you can imagine. Some labors camps in China pay their workers at $0 per hour. And their government will not hesitate to use the money you give them to make weapons targeting Americans and the Free World.
Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch, Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote. --- Benjamin Franklin
Minnesota Jobs created Here
Minnesota Jobs created Here
Make Minnesota Business Friendly
Make Minnesota Business Friendly
We must have policies and tax structures that can attract businesses to come to Minnesota, and make it easy for startups to flourish in our economy.
We need to get rid of all the unnecessary fees and licensing costs that are drowning small businesses. For most of small businesses and startups, they barely have enough cash flow to cover their operation costs. The last thing they need is to have the government come in and make their lives more difficult.
I want to make Minnesota the top choice for startups, where anyone with bright ideas and willingness to work hard can build a legacy here they can call their own.
Regulation vs. Environment
Regulations can be good but over-regulations kill businesses and forcing companies to move operations to China.
One can argue that some regulations are protecting our eco-system, that can be true, but in the past decade many new regulations came out in the name of "For the greater good" but in reality it's either for their personal gain or political achievement. Many of the new regulations don't protect our eco-system nor serve the public interest, it has been used as a tool for politicians to brag about the things they did.
Minnesota is currently being suffocated by over-regulations, which is driving many businesses out of Minnesota. For many plants to be built, the paperwork process in Minnesota can take up to two or three years to be approved; where in states like Iowa would only take 90 days. Our over-regulations are driving many companies to other states, now ask yourself this, when was the last time a big corporation invested in Minnesota and built a big plant here.
Yes, we need to change that.
