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- ISBN 9781451629118
- Weight: 323g
- Dimensions: 140 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 10 Jan 2015
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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As the progressives now in power in Washington continue to ignore the Constitution and increase taxes, regulations, and government control over the economy, the most maligned and beleaguered individual in the U.S. is the Entrepreneur. Millions of small business people are Entrepreneurs, and they create the most new jobs in America. Yet their very existence is being threatened by the increasingly draconian measures of the federal government. Unfortunately, this situation is guaranteed to get worse. Even before Obamacare was forced on Americans who were overwhelmingly against it, the United States was bankrupt. Its debt and unfunded liabilities (in excess of $100 trillion) are already double the wealth of all American corporations and citizens combined.
There will be no substantive cuts in spending as long as Barack Obama is in power. There will, of course, be a lot of political babble about cutting waste and fraud, but the real problems (such as Social Security and Medicare) will continue to go unresolved. These are the
“mandatory ” items in the budget that guarantee that no serious spending cuts will be implemented at least until 2012 — if then.
Washington will continue to tax and regulate the Entrepreneur, because he is the easiest target for the government’s insatiable appetite for expropriating money and increasing its power over both individuals and the free market. The Entrepreneur stands in the way of everything the progressive desires to achieve, because his methods are better, cheaper, and more efficient than the government’s.
There will be no substantive cuts in spending as long as Barack Obama is in power. There will, of course, be a lot of political babble about cutting waste and fraud, but the real problems (such as Social Security and Medicare) will continue to go unresolved. These are the
“mandatory ” items in the budget that guarantee that no serious spending cuts will be implemented at least until 2012 — if then.
Washington will continue to tax and regulate the Entrepreneur, because he is the easiest target for the government’s insatiable appetite for expropriating money and increasing its power over both individuals and the free market. The Entrepreneur stands in the way of everything the progressive desires to achieve, because his methods are better, cheaper, and more efficient than the government’s.
After a string of three consecutive #1 bestsellers in the late seventies (two of which have been listed by The New York Times among the fifteen bestselling motivational books of all time), Robert Ringer became a prominent voice for liberty throughout America. Today, he hosts the highly acclaimed Liberty Education Interview Series, which serves as a public-education platform for many of today’s greatest economic and political thinkers. He also writes the thought-provoking, pro-liberty e-letter A Voice of Sanity in an Insane World, in which he shares his insights into life, unique ideas, and strategies for personal development, and analyses of today’s economic, sociological, and political environment from a free-market point of view. Visit him at RobertRinger.com.
