By Herman Cain

The Washington Times

first 100 days of the Cain administration will usher in implementation of bold solutions to boost our economy and put Americans back to work. President Obama has had more than enough time to pull the right levers to turn around the fundamentals of this economy, but rather than unleash the entrepreneurial spirit, he has bottled it.

As a proven business leader with chief-executive experience in the corporate world, I will chart a different course.
We will put forth our economic vision for growth – the 9-9-9 Plan – which will throw out the existing, broken tax code and make a fresh start. It will boost corporations and small businesses in order to create wealth – meaning jobs, jobs, jobs. I will not simply throw more taxpayer money at solving problems. That approach simply doesn’t work – just ask Greece.
My administration will establish opportunity zones in poverty-stricken areas to promote empowerment, not entitlement – done through implementation of broadened tax incentives. I will unite America in dismantling an unpopular and complex tax code that unfairly burdens businesses and families. Investors and businessmen will have certainty, and low business tax rates will help American businesses better compete in the international arena.
My administration will move quickly to repeal and replace Obamacare with new legislation that increases real wages, lowers health care costs, expands choice and strengthens the doctor-patient relationship. In the spirit of creating jobs, my administration will move to repeal the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory bill.

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