e we haveric wassen and jonathan allen. thank you for your questions this morning. back to our guest, grover norquist, president of americans for tax reform. john hulsman advises businesses about the political and financial risks of the world today, and tonight his insights into the intersection of money and policy on c-span s q & a. michele bachmann, new hampshire republican state committee. she says she will decide by early summer whether to pursue the 2012 presidential nomination. from nashua, new hampshire, this is just over 40 minutes. [applause] you lovers of liberty unite. three of our five biological children are here today. our brother, his wife, our three nieces and nephews. we thank you for the warm welcome you have extended to our family. we feel we are one of you today. thank you. thank you for welcoming us. [applause] we talked a lot already this morning about your great state model, live free or die, and it causes me to think about the motto of the st
is helpful in producing jobs, but the federal government when it tries to hire people, all that does is take jobs away from the private sector. all of these things are job killers. so let s go in a more positive light and say, what do you do to create jobs? it s the reverse of these things. you might even have some trouble in a couple of areas, but doing well in some other areas and you can create jobs. this is a prime mere on this whole bit about the problem with unemployment in america is not really that complicated when you understand that the jobs come largely from these 500 smaller employee-sized companies and created by the fact that those companies and the owner of those companies have enough money they can invest in their company and do the new processes and innovations and ideas that americans are so great in doing and that s what the economy strong and what makes jobs. . we have here a cartoon, the president speaking to small businessmen. the president is saying, gi