Nope. This sounds like what we had prior to the recessions and prior to the former Dodd-Frank law. Obviously, Congress doesn’t remember history.

Gutting regulations doesn’t help create jobs! It helps corporations bully employees, make even more money that will be stashed in off shore accounts to avoid taxes, and destroy the environment!!!

Calling this a jobs act is absurd. I don’t think most of these bills will help create any jobs. Some of these bills look good, but others are not and they should not all be bundled into a single piece of legislation. Separate them out and consider them all separately.

If the Repugnacants are pushing a business bill then you can bet the bill will screw poor and working class Americans

As soon as I see something referred to as a "Jobs Bill", I immediately suspect something sneaky is underway. Particularly when the word "jobs" doesn't appear anywhere else in the bill. So let's be honest. these are bills loosening regulations and mostly benefitting big investors and business. Might jobs result? Perhaps. Are these jobs going to be in the USA? That is not clear. It is also not clear to what extent provisions are included that may raise risk for naive investors. What is the definition of a startup? Can a huge corporation start a subsidiary that it defines as a startup that can then avoid regulation the larger corporation is subject to? What benefits accrue to the investors? I'm sick of bills that benefit corporations and rich investors and that have poison pills hidden in them that hurt the average worker. I'd want to see more detail than this to approve. And I'd love to see a bill that actually addresses jobs from the perspective of workers for a change. That would really be novel!

Trump removing financial regulations = BIG BUCKS FOR BILLIONAIRES and taxpayers footing the bill!

If you want to create jobs, a higher minimum wage, eliminating anti poaching rules, and improve benefits across the board. Deregulation doesn’t create jobs, it makes the wealthy wealthier. That’s it. It doesn’t trickle down, folks. Even the Reagan advisor who helped create the economic model admitted its a scam.

Representatives and Senators- While many of these bills are good, several of them are not. Specifically, exempting some financial institutions from Dodd-Frank Stress Tests. In the current economy, I believe that deregulation is risky and endangers our long term economic health. This kind of deregulation historically leads to economic depression. Please consider the bills separately to make wise decisions.

There are several reasons why I cannot support this legislation. First and foremost, you cannot even tell the taxpayers how much it is going to cost us! Which is pretty sad since half of this legislation has already passed through the house! Second, your bundling of legislation has cost the law-abiding American citizen to compromise their constitutional rights in the past many of times. Third, you didn’t have them bundled in the house therefore, you shouldn’t expect the senate to have to deal with them like that either! So, much for “for the people, by the people”!!!!!!

New, bad laws shouldn’t be enacted simply because they were part of a package deal. There’s good and bad in here, and we should take the time to get rid of the bad. This affects people’s lives. Take the time.

Naw, man. We’ve done plenty to help the bankers and investors. We need to help workers. We cannot help workers by removing the regulations that protect them.

I don't trust it. And all these bills should be separated into 3 different bills just to be safe! We must remember the If the Repugnacants are pushing a business bill then you can bet the bill will screw poor and working class Americans

Law makers are going backwards in time. At least get creative about cheating the voters!

No bundling.

Remember 2008...,,,

Dismantling regulations set up in the wake of the bank failures seems like a bad idea.

There are too many involving deregulation of the banks. Keep the banks from running amock.

Each provision should be voted on separately. Looks like corporate welfare to me. No more passes for employers to abuse employees.