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Weekly Campaign Newsletter from Delegate Bill Frank
July 16, 2010
Dear Constituents
We're continuing to make progress with our door knocking, sign waving and fundraising. Despite the continuing hot weather, we knocked on doors in Pikesville, Rodgers Forge and Lutherville over the past week. The voters are expressing concerns about the state budget, the economy, and especially, JOBS!
As the Governor's race begins to take shape, it's clear that the economy and jobs will be the focus. The same is true for races for the General Assembly, including the 42nd district. Pocketbook issues like taxes and spending, jobs and the economy are dominating the headlines. We've been repeatedly stressing that the best thing government can do to spur job creation is to make Maryland more business-friendly by cutting taxes, enacting reasonable and predictable regulations, and creating an environment that allows the private sector to create wealth and jobs. Government should not stifle small businesses -- and larger ones too -- with onerous regulations and stifling bureaucracy. I still believe in the magic of the market to create and sustain wealth and good-paying jobs, and I believe most Marylanders believe that, too.
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