State of the Union: More Government or Free Enterprise? 
Posted by Chamber Grassroots on January 25th at 9:58amIf you watched the president’s State of the Union address last night, you witnessed a speech that focused on many issues central to our economy. Unfortunately, he missed the mark. As U.S. Chamber President Tom Donohue said after the speech:
"Too many of the solutions he proposed rest on higher taxes, more spending, and an avalanche of new regulations. The way to create the jobs Americans need is to grow our free enterprise economy, not to further expand the federal government."
We’re ready to work with anyone in Congress or the White House on solutions that will put Americans back to work without raising taxes or adding to the deficit. Read the Chamber’s jobs plan here.
It’s possible. And it’s time to demand real solutions.
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The real issue is how big the role should the government play?
Obama wants the government to be a big dad with various social programs paid by increasing taxes to create jobs and to help the poor.
The Republic wants government getting out of the way and let private sector do it's magic via capitalism by reducing taxes and create jobs.
This is a big debate about socialist vs capitalist just like Taiwan's 統獨之爭。
It raises the question about fundamental American's democratic system which is modeled and admired as the best around the world.
The Great Recession creates doubts in people's mind on this best system which we all take it for granted. It is a once-in-a-life-time debate during the Rise of China.
It's long term implication is far-reaching and worldwide.
We should not take this debate lightly.
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By waifah chen
January 27th at 5:09pm in State of the Union: More Government or Free Enterprise?