RNC Invites Raul Labrador to discuss issues that matter with business owners in Idaho and across the United States
"We need to stop the Obama red-tape machine that is strangling job growth in our country"
Republican nominee for Idaho's 1st Congressional District, Rep. Raul Labrador was invited by the RNC to lead a nationwide conference call today to discuss economic issues with hundreds of small business owners.
Labrador commented in a prepared statement, "We discussed the real issues that are important to business owners and all Americans. Small businesses are the backbone of the economy and we all agreed that less government red-tape and reducing the burden of taxes on businesses is one of the keys to economic recovery. We talked about the economy and creating jobs. We spoke a lot about how the Obama/Pelosi agenda has hurt their businesses and what a GOP led Congress would do to change that.
The conference call comes on the heels of a recent trip to Kansas City, Missouri where Labrador was introduced by Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele at a breakfast for RNC State Chairmen, National Committeemen, and National Committeewomen. Also, at the Kansas City meetings, Labrador participated in the RNC Breaking New Grounds Candidates Panel where they discussed the Republican Party and it's outreach efforts to voters.
Labrador concluded, "I am overwhelmed by the support of the Idaho Republican Party, The Republican National Committee, and the NRCC. We are all working well together to build a grass roots team that will achieve victory in November, and restore fiscal sanity to the U.S. Congress."