A major focus of Frank T. Caprio’s campaign for governor has been small business, the result of which are these policy proposals targeted at that segment of the economy: • Realign tax credits. • Improve access to capital. • Lower the cost of health insurance. • Increase state contracting with Rhode Island companies. • Create
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Have the editors of this publication read the recent Wall Street Journal about Mr. Caprio or are they trying to bury the story?
Have the editors re-read Mr. Caprio’s comments when he spoke to the state workers union? Not quite as business friendly as his other, more public, comments.