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Tackling taxes, regulation and debt to help businesses find faith in the future.

     Congress needs to provide more certainty for America's job creators. The key is addressing three of the biggest issues that have impeded job growth: the uncertainty of the national debt, a complex and outdated tax system, and burdensome regulations. We can create an environment for entrepreneurs and job creators that will carry America forward for decades to come.

     Reducing our national debt has to be a national priority. By cutting spending and paying down our debts, we send a clear signal to small business owners and investors alike: America is open for business. If we don't act, every dollar the federal government spends will go to paying the interest on the national debt, instead of lowering taxes on businesses or investing in our future. The simplest way forward is my Penny Plan. By cutting a single penny from every dollar the government spends every year for five years we can balance the budget.

     There is a strong bipartisan consensus for reforming America's tax code: lower the rates and broaden the base. Freeing our businesses from a complex and restrictive tax code ensures that America can compete with any of its foreign competitors and will help new businesses startup and grow all across the country. Raising taxes on those who create America's jobs would only impede our economic recovery.  The current Administration's efforts to convince voters that those who are successful in the private sector somehow aren't doing their fair share and need to be punished certainly isn't helping either.

     The red tape imposed on every sector of our economy grows each year; forcing businesses to spend precious resources trying to decipher new complex rules instead of putting those efforts into new products or hiring more workers. Whether you're a coal miner in Gillette, or a rancher in Torrington, you should not have to worry about whether Washington is going to put your job or trade in its crosshairs. There are reasons for some regulations, and those should be considered with every business and worker in mind. If it makes a business' job harder, more costly, or more dependent on lawyers to understand it, it probably shouldn't be considered. That's something all of my colleagues should appreciate. Though, it's easier to understand if you've actually worked in a private sector business.     

     At the end of the day what we can do is more important than what we cannot do. If we use my 80 percent rule, we can find agreement on 80 percent of any issue and move forward with it in a bipartisan way. It's in the best interest of our country that both parties work together and create an environment of certainty for our job creators. Cutting spending, reforming our tax code, and cutting red tape may seem like a daunting task, but by focusing on what we can do and doing it one step at a time, we can get it done.  

U.S. Senator Mike Enzi