I support entrepreneurism and everything we can do to encourage job growth in the private sector. This issue is fundamental to turning the economy around. With fewer people working, there is less money for people to spend and less money for paying taxes, as well. The Heritage Foundation researchers have seen a slowing in the job losses recently. However, our unemployment rate remains at nearly 10% because there has not been much job creation. The stimulus package of $789 billion has largely been a failure. What needs to be done is to relieve the tax burden on businesses and stop piling on more and more regulations. Businesses need to be supported in order to take risks. Our current government keeps dipping more and more into their bottom lines with legislation like health care and cap and trade. It makes no apology for the attitude that businesses don't deserve to make a profit and keep it. It demands more time of their employees in accommodating endless bureaucratic regulations. Businesses aren't going to invest when they are cautious and fearful about what might be coming next. The economy will begin to recover only when private sector jobs are created. This will come about when a favorable business climate is in place. One influences the other. The very best role of government in regard to job creation is to get out of the way.