If this midterm election feels far more consequential than most, that’s because it is. Americans are investing, building, and creating jobs. Voters must now decide whether to elect a Congress that builds on that progress or puts more obstacles in its path. The consequences will reach far beyond the next two years. Our children and grandchildren will build their lives around the opportunities we help create, or struggle with the ones we let slip away.
Voters must choose whether to give entrepreneurs more freedom to invest, compete, and grow, or give government more control over their decisions while adding to their costs. For Main Street, those choices determine whether an owner can afford to expand and hire. For working families, they help determine whether the next opportunity opens close to home or never opens at all.
