district of columbia about a deal between the u.s. postal service and staples which allows that retailer to sell products with the postal service brand. the unions hate it but serena schaffer loves it. you want privatization, i take it? i do. i think the market is demanding it. i was at the post office on tuesday and i heard a customer screaming at the clerk, the private sector could do this better, and i thought, my goodness, things are changing if that s the attitude. look, postal service products are available at a private retailer like staples-isn t that creeping privatization. that s exactly. in the private market place if a company doesn t adapt it goes out of business itch look at blockbuster. a cumbersome models and they moved to netflix. and in the case of the post office, despite competition like
corner, and we re going to see the burst of growth, you have a setback like this. i believe that the obamacare law is the single biggest deterrent to businesses higher workers, and the survey validates that. if that survey is right i believe you re correct, this is very valid survey half of mall businesses are cutting back will caught back on workes because of the law and that s because of all of the new costs that are associated with obamacare. that s the key problem. the rising costs of healthcare, because of obamacare, hurting hiring. the survey showed that employers are saying my premiums are rising again. if they rise-that means the cost of labor rises, that means this is going to do one of two things. cut become on salaries or cut become on the number of workes. they re doing a little bit of both and this is also a reason why we have become a part-time nation, and hard for people looking for jobs to find a 40-hour a week job because of obamacare. is that bec