the flip side every time we pursue the policies of tax reform and regulatory reform lessening

ideals for foreign policy and national security and that we have a question and answer session and

can pursue policies like tax reform to flatten and simplify the tax like we're forming a regulatory code so

the president's tax and regulatory policies have slammed the door shut of opportunity for the average american who's

this campaign and for the next president is it foreign policy or is it best why always were under

and for the first time in thirty five years you have more business is dying and start and nothing is happening and

the federal government's policies of out of control spending and taxes and regulations are hammering small businesses and today we

have policies that allow entrepreneurs and small businesses to thrive and to create jobs and and advance

unleash small businesses and job creation our tax reform and regulatory reform every

and we and as a nation we will hold up the models that are working at its best states that are succeeding the most the

we remove regulations that make us competitive in the global marketplace and if we don't bring our national debt under control and

policies from the and tax policies from the eighties and while the rhetoric looks forward the Rubio campaign is keeping both eyes on

policies of economics inclusion and economic participation our policies that are good for women and

an infrastructure and the other one is having sensible immigration laws that allow the best and brightest i'm

nation is don't known in almost three decades and so is putting someone like that in charge of our foreign policy also

for the exact same policies which is more and more spending and debt and power in Washington I