U.S. Chamber boss pushes feds to help business

October 31, 2011

Denver Business Journal

 Tom Donohue, president and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, told a Denver audience Thursday the federal government must think about how it can help the private sector create jobs in every policy decision it makes.

Donohue said the federal government must streamline permitting, clamp down on lawsuit abuse, make it easier to extract and use American fossil fuels, and make it easier for foreign tourists to get into America and spend money.

Read more at: denverbusinessjournal.com.


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