situations, they don t get help a lot of times from these fathers who don t want to be there, and support them. a lot of times, they don t have resources themselves. it s a difficult situation. we need to have compassion for those situations, but i think when she brings that in, that is using the language of the left to tack attack pro-lifers. i think that is wrong. i am unapologetically pro-life. not because the republican party tells me to be, but because my husband is adopted. i have to switch over, i m sitting in front of me, and i have trouble having both of them. these fellows don t know how to talk about abortion. i have, said over, and over, the democrats put fear in women on abortion. the republicans need to use judgment. this is too personal initiative put fear, or judgment. it is saving so many babies as possible, and support as many moms as possible. we re not gonna demonize this issue anymore, we re not gonna play politics with this issue anymore, and we re gonna
tax on all the baby items? are you helping with adoption? are you helping with foster parents? we have done all of that in florida. are you helping kids get an education? we have universal school choice in florida. so the poorest parent has the ability to send her child to the school of that parent s choice. so this is a really holistic thing. i think i have done it right in florida. but i think donald trump saying, attacking pro-lives the way he has, that is now going to be weapon needs by the political left to use against republicans and to use against pro-lifers and that s wrong. the fellows don t know how to talk about it. [applause] gov. haley: instead of demonizing this issue you have to humanize their. we need to talk about it in a way of saving babies and supporting moms. whatever 60 senators bring to me at whatever level we will
it s very hard to compete on price. and i would worry the general rule with pricing is you either have to be cheaper or better that happen your competition. small businesses opt to be better. especially a hardware store that can give you knowledgeable service. you can have he is in a perfect spot. an enjoyable experience. i love going to a local hardware store as opposed to a big box. i guess his point, also, is that he s not trying to be the cheapest but needs to be within the range. he does. again, on those things, if you re selling if i m going to buy 10 pounds of mini nails i m going to go to a place, look at a price at a big box as well as his store. but i think that the key to this is, again, what is it that these fellows don t sell? they don t sell it because
there s not that much of demand. that s, i think, what you have to concentrate on here. for example, instead of going to a big box store, you have gloves they always have jersey gloves, brown gloves that cost $1.99 something like that. don t sell those gloves. there s an infinite number of gloves, gardening, construction work, for manufacturing. there s all sorts of gloves. there s all sorts of niches. as a small business owner, you should find the niche and exploit the ni che. he also talked about how pricing was a roller coaster, a science not even a science but just going up and down and sxhanlt che constantly checking things and changing prices gl he said he pays attention to what his competitors are doing. that s smart to do. at the same time you can go a little crazy if you re
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