U.S. House Speaker John Boehner commented on Obama’s economic ideas by saying that the American job creators are on strike and the only way to get the economy going and achieve sustained economic growth is to reduce government regulation, restructure the tax system and reduce the debt.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he was elected because he believes in less government, lower taxes and in empowering local officials to fix their problems. When responding to a reporter’s question about his “confrontational tone,” he says he will continue to answer questions directly and that his positions may lead to disagreement. He says people in New Jersey will not have to wonder where he is on a position. He came to govern, not to escape from tough answers or worry about reelection.

John Stossel, columnist and Fox News contributor says that Federal government has grown significantly and the Feds are becoming bullies, mandating citizen behavior. He cites how the Labor Department is chasing unpaid interns and Congress is chasing chewing tobacco in baseball. He says it is time to stand up and say “Enough!”

John Stossel, columnist and Fox News contributor says that Social Security and Medicare are ponzi schemes run by Congress. With these entitlements plus health care we are stealing from our children. Instead we should delay retirement age, reduce payments to wealthier people and only pay out what an individual paid in plus the two to three times growth of the investment.

Texas Congressman Ron Paul reacts to Senator Dodd’s proposed financial reform legislation by saying it gives more power to the Fed and ‘doesn’t do the job.’ Paul believes that any consumer protection agency should be independent and not be part of the Federal Reserve. True reform is the reform of the Federal Reserve and the whole concept of the Federal Reserve being able to create money.

GOP wants to bring down the cost of health care insurance, making it more available to more Americans without increasing the size of government. Obamacare 2.0, Obama’s $950 billion proposal is a rehash of what American has already said “No” to – government control of health care, higher taxes, cuts to Medicare and increases to the deficit.

Jose Pinera, former Labor and Social Security Minister of Chile and Senior Fellow of the Cato Institute, privatized social security in Chile. He argues for entitlement reform in the U.S. to curb the debt liability of $100 trillion in net present value for the U.S. Social Security system.

Glenn Beck, author and FOX television host, told the CPAC convention that America needs to change now and stand up for the right things …liberty, freedom and the right to succeed.

The Republican National Committee highlights the promises made by Obama starting in 2009 about the results to be expected from the economic stimulus. After one year, the realities of the stimulus are $862 billion spent, 2.8 million jobs lost and 9.7% unemployment.

Bipartisan economic experts on the Peterson-Pew Commission on Budget Reform report it is possible to stabilize the debt at 60% by 2018 of GDP if Washington develops new budget processes and fiscal policies in 2010 for implementation by 2012.