Romney Remains Vocal On Vital Role of Small Businesses In U.S. Economy

Sept. 27, 2012 - PRLog -- LAS VEGAS, NV  – As the 2012 presidential election closes in, the state of the nation’s economy continues to be the main topic of political discussion and debate. Small businesses and their owners, in particular, are an undeniable component of this discussion, as well as a large and crucial group of voters to have on a candidate’s side.

The Republican Party is known to be the stronger supporter of small businesses, and their presidential nominee Mitt Romney is hoping to continue that trend. Throughout the campaign trail, Romney has been continually vocal about his ideas on how growth of small businesses is essential to the revitalization of the economy and reducing unemployment rates.

“Our campaign is about making it easier for entrepreneurs, women and men, to start businesses, to grow businesses. We will champion small business because we know that's where our jobs come from,” states Romney at a rally last month in rural Ohio.

Some of the issues that are the most crucial to the U.S. small business owners include taxes, healthcare and regulations for businesses. Each of these in someway affects the future of how all businesses operate and fare in the wavering economy.

Their standpoint on taxes has a large influence on small business owner’s favorability of a candidate. Romney’s running mate, vice presidential candidate Rep. Paul Ryan, recently introduced a budget proposal which includes a measure that would bring the corporate tax rate down from 35 percent to 25 percent. However, his introduction to the Republican ticket has not shown to make a difference in voter’s minds on which candidate they prefer.  

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