We need to support our businesses through low taxes and less bureaucracy so that they can offer more jobs and better paying jobs. We also need to partner with organizations that help give people the skills needed to obtain those jobs; this includes resume building, job searching, interviewing, and receiving the education and experience needed to reach their goals.

No one is better than someone else for the job that they hold. All jobs are needed and important in our economy. Whether you are working in a grocery store, restaurant, gas station, retail store, factory, in construction, driving, teaching, answering phone calls, selling goods or services, handling finances, writing legal briefs, singing, acting, or playing sports, the jobs we have are a blessing, and the talents we have are a gift from God; all of it is temporary, as is this life. No job is easy, some jobs require physical strength and some jobs require mental strength, but for those willing to work hard for their dreams, in this country, anything is possible.

One idea I would like to implement are grants for the renovation of empty store fronts to provide small business entrepreneurs with the ability to achieve their dream and provide value to their community.

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