... regulations do not 'kill' jobs in the cataclysmic ways sometimes implied in  today's shrill political debate, but they do at times have impacts on employment  that can affect workers' well-being and should be taken into account in order to  make better regulatory decisions."—Richard L. Revesz, Lawrence King Professor  of Law ...
A Republican proposal changes Medicare for those under age 55 so that they  will "participate in the same kind of health plan that members of Congress do." —  PolitiFact National on Wednesday, April 13th, 2011. Mostly False. What about  jobs saved by the new regulations? Mike Pence · The financial regulatory bill "will  kill ...
Jul 16, 2010 ... Congress gave final approval Thursday to the most ambitious overhaul of  financial regulation in generations, ending more than a year of wrangling over  the shape of the new rules and shifting the government's focus to the  monumental task of implementing them.
Jun 8, 2017 ... On Wednesday, House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters Hensarling's bill would  keep the GOP's promise to cut onerous financial regulations in order to help  create jobs and foster economic growth. "We see the Financial Choice Act as the  crown jewel of this effort," Ryan said at a press conference.
Jun 8, 2017 ... On Thursday, House Republicans were passed the Financial CHOICE Act, a  radical Wall Street deregulation bill that would undo many of the provisions ... But  the only way that House Republicans' deregulatory agenda can be sold is by  insisting that Obama's financial regulations have killed job growth.
The financial regulatory bill "will kill jobs."