it right Ronald Reagan was sworn into office that's the difference a strong commander in chief can make and

tax reform will pass a simple flat tax abolishing the IRS and through regulatory reform we

keeping oversee second we need regulatory reform basically a regulatory budget that limit how much regulations can cost our economy we

because someday reforms just never happen in what instead we will take up a fight for reform that will happen on

would use the presidents of the leadership of the presidency to move forward on a debate on entitlement reform in combination with economic growth and regulatory reform in the argument I would make we

policy will the presidency is the commander in chief if you have to trust your commander in chief that they would actually sell the country Wilder

we have a debate and how did the debate about because there is no more important decision the president will make but are you saying that you have

what we need Jeff has a strong commander in chief that says we will defeat isis and we should do so using

through tax reform and regulatory reform number two we need to defend our constitutional rights and

2% makes it hard for the next generation to be successful.

wants to lead us to believe that 2%'s the new normal. We just have to accept it.

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

we do that we should abolish the IRS and regular regulatory reform stopping

policy on regulatory reform in the executive branch even without Congress standing

and when it comes to regulatory reform we have seen over the last six years federal regulators disk sending

excited about being a candidate because I think we're on the verge of the