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hi there, everyone. i m j.j. ramberg, and welcome to your business, where we give you tips and advice to help your business grow. a historic midterm election is about to take place, and this year the concerns of small business owners are front and center in the political debate. nearly 100 candidates with some small business experience are running for congress this year. sam granado is running for one of utah s senate seats as a democrat. he operates a deli business that was started by his late father. and jim henessey is running as a republican for the 16th congressional district in ohio. he runs a small financial consulting service and owned and operated nursing home facilities. his candidacy has been endorsed by the national federation of independent businesses. great to see both of you guys. thank you. good to be here, thank you. sam, i d like to start with you. how has running a small business informed your decision to run for office? well, running a small busi
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hi there, everyone. i m j.j. ramberg, and welcome to your business, where we give you tips and advice to help your business grow. a historic midterm election is about to take place, and this year the concerns of small business owners are front and center in the political debate. nearly 100 candidates with some small business experience are running for congress this year. sam granado is running for one of utah s senate seats as a democrat. he operates a deli business started by his late father. and jim henessey is running as a republican for the 16th congressional district in ohio. he runs a small financial consulting service and owned and operated nursing home facilities. his candidacy has been endorsed by the national federation of independent businesses. great to see both of you guys. thank you. sam, i d like to start with you. how has running a small business informed your decision to run for office? well, running a small business, certainly i ve been in the trench