Eric Cantor - U.S. Congressman

The Obama administration has had more than 400 regulations under review that cost the economy $100 million or more

By Eric Cantor
U.S. News and World Report
July 26, 2012

Small businesses are caught in a riptide of red tape. The overwhelming onslaught of rules and regulations coming from Washington is making it nearly impossible to start … Read More

On Tuesday President Obama delivered his State of the Union Address to our nation. Once again he advocated following a path that has been tried and has failed to create much needed jobs, and lead our nation to recovery.

Congressman Cantor issued the following statement:

“For the past three years, President Obama has sought … Read More

Richmond Times-Dispatch
By Rep. Eric Cantor
February 26, 2011

America is at a tipping point, and Republicans have begun to take action.

Last week, the House passed unprecedented legislation reducing discretionary spending this fiscal year by more than $100 billion. In addition, we made clear that our long-term budget, to be unveiled in the spring, will address … Read More

Rep. Eric Cantor appears on CNBC’s Squawk Box to discuss business issues among current legislation.

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Richmond Times-Dispatch

America’s entrepreneurial spirit is the backbone of our economy.

The enthusiasm with which our entrepreneurs and small businesspeople have pursued their ideas — despite the risk of failure — has generated unprecedented economic growth. The resulting prosperity and job creation have benefited not just our country, but the entire world. It goes … Read More

Richmond Times-Dispatch
By Rep. Eric Cantor
February 26, 2011

America is at a tipping point, and Republicans have begun to take action.

Last week, the House passed unprecedented legislation reducing discretionary spending this fiscal year by more than $100 billion. In addition, we made clear that our long-term budget, to be unveiled in the spring, will address … Read More

Get Government Out of the Way and Grow Our Economic Future

Government cannot grow our economy. No amount of spending or new government programs will create jobs better than the private sector. Businesses need to know that Washington will leave them alone and provide some stability rather than the chaos that increased taxes, burdensome … Read More