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Op-eds 03/26/2012
The Hill: Getting Cybersecurity Right
<b>Originally published in The Hill, March 26th, 2012</b> Our nation’s computer systems are vulnerable to online attack. This is a growing threat to our economy and our national security. American businesses understand this threat — this is why last year they invested more than $80 billion in the security of their computer networks. I came to Washington as the CEO of a manufacturing company. I know firsthand that the private sector is choking on a torrent of federal regulations. Job creators face a $1.75 trillion — and growing — regulatory burden. In his first three years, President Obama issued 106 regulations that each had more than a $100 million impact on the private sector, and hundreds more that imposed smaller but still heavy burdens.
In the News: Blog 03/24/2012
The Sheboygan Press: Sen. Johnson reflects bitter divide on health care reform
In the News: Blog 03/23/2012
Wisconsin State Journal EDITORIAL: Some help for small business
In the News: Blog 03/22/2012
Bloomberg: Supreme Court Should End Health Law, Johnson Says
Op-eds 03/21/2012
Wall Street Journal: ObamaCare's Costs Are Soaring
<b>Originally printed in the Wall Street Journal, March 21st, 2012</b> We already know the rosy budget estimates used to sell the law were wrong. One year after the passage of ObamaCare, this paper published an op-ed I wrote ("ObamaCare and Carey's Heart") about how America's health-care system saved my daughter's life, and describing how implementing this law will limit innovation, lead to rationing, and lower the quality of care. Now, two years out, I would like to focus on the budgetary disaster.
Op-eds 03/16/2012
Politico: Time for a cut, cap & balance budget
<b>Originally printed in Politico, March 16th, 2012 </b> The most important policy imperative in the world today is for the United States to balance its budget. Though the reasons we must do so are economic, the reasons we should are fundamentally moral. Everything our republic means to our citizens, and everything America means to the world – friend and foe alike – depends on our ability to pay our bills and honor our debts.
In the News: Blog 03/15/2012
Roll Call: Committee Fields Ideas to ‘Fix’ Congress
In the News: Blog 03/15/2012
Newsmax: Rep. Pompeo: Stopping Obama's Energy Boondoggle Saved Taxpayers
In the News: Blog 03/13/2012
Pierce County Herald: Evening State News Briefs
In the News: Blog 03/12/2012
Fox 6: Ron Johnson speaks out against Obama’s health care plan
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