This will leave a mark! Kirk Adams is a small businessman and supporter of SBABG’s mission. He is running for Congress to represent Arizona’s 5th Congressional District. We are excited to see him take on the entrenched Washington insiders. We need more small businessmen to run for office! His opponent, Washington insider Matt Salmon, has been attempting [...]
Continue reading...4. October 2010
People who say they don’t want free markets, or who say they want to reduce or eliminate competition, are really just people who want to eliminate the virtues of service, freedom, prosperity and choice. Competition is a by-product. It’s not something desirable in itself – it’s just what happens when other desirable things happen. Competition comes [...]
Continue reading...17. June 2010
Too much great stuff to try and summarize here. Just read it. Full report available at this link (pdf). Also contains information on Cap and Tax and Labor Law changes being pursued. This Administration is BAD NEWS for Small Business. Get informed by reading the report. And then please share it with at least 5 other Small [...]
Continue reading...7. June 2010
Public Employee Unions are bad for your local economy, bad for your small business, bad for your regulatory environment, and bad for your tax bill. Public employees are often good people who want to make a positive impact on the word, but their unions are destructive, and their union involvement is killing [...]
Continue reading...11. November 2009
If you missed our article about the UPS vs FedEx battle going on in Congress (or even if you read it but need a laugh), watch this humorous video starring Nick Gillespie of Reason. It will get you up to speed.
Continue reading...29. October 2009
If you’re a long time reader, you know that we often cite the United States Post Office’s war on USPS and UPS to highlight how Big Government is antithetical to free markets and prosperity. But recently, UPS has declared war on FedEx, in the form of Union-Driven rent seeking and the outcome of the war will [...]
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24. January 2012
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