From Governor Rick Perry, in an op-ed in today’s Washington Times:
“First, I will issue an executive order prohibiting the Department of Health and Human Services from any further implementation of Obamacare until we can fully repeal this unconstitutional government mandate, which, if it stands, will diminish our health care and kill jobs.
“Second, I will order federal agencies to begin opening American energy fields for exploration and development, which will kick-start economic growth, reduce our dependence on energy from hostile foreign sources and eventually create 1.2 million jobs across every sector of the economy. I also will work with Congress to ensure that new revenue generated from energy production on federal lands is used to pay down the national debt.
“Third, I will impose an immediate moratorium on all pending federal regulations, during which government agencies must audit every measure passed since 2008 to determine its necessity and impact on job creation. Those measures that kill jobs will be repealed.
“And fourth, I will deploy thousands of National Guard personnel to secure our southern border until we can provide the permanent increase in manpower, technology and fencing needed to protect the American homeland in the long run. If I am elected, Washington will no longer abdicate its constitutional responsibility to secure the border or force states to fend for themselves.
“In addition to exercising executive authority during the first 100 days of my presidency, I also will lay out a sweeping legislative agenda that will fundamentally change the way Washington works.
Read more . . . PERRY: When I am president … – Washington Times.
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“Border security” is probably the most expensive and unnecessary form of regulation we have right now.
Posted by joesix | November 4, 2011, 1:41 PMHow can border security be un-necessary, joe?
Posted by bnuckols | November 4, 2011, 3:48 PMOur most iconic national symbol is a gift from a foreign country that reads “Give me your tired, your poor,” yet we’re trying to keep people out who only want to live the “American dream” of working in menial, low-paying jobs that white people would never apply for.
Posted by joesix | November 5, 2011, 11:29 AM