Joseph Semprevivo, Author at The Western Journal

Joseph Semprevivo

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Joseph Semprevivo is the owner and manager of Joseph’s Premier Real Estate, partner at the Job Creators Network Foundation, and best-selling author of "Madness, Miracles, Millions." He is also the former state economic development commissioner of New Mexico.

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Op-Ed: After Bank Failures, Capitol Hill Blame Game Does Nothing to Help Small Businesses and Consumers

Community banks play a critical role in supporting the backbone of the U.S. economy. We can’t leave them out to dry.

By Joseph Semprevivo June 6, 2023

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Op-Ed: How Ron DeSantis Can Fix America's Economic Problem

Only a new leader will shine the light of freedom on America once again. The man for that job is Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

By Joseph Semprevivo May 2, 2023

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Op-Ed: If Biden Wants To Avoid a Recession, He Needs To Let Small Businesses - Not Government - Help America

'We small-business owners need to be left on our own. Get the government out of our lives. Let us do what we do best: Help people.'

By Joseph Semprevivo November 23, 2020

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Op-Ed: It's Time To Ban Race Box from All Job Applications

What will move us forward are cold, hard policy proposals that can be discussed and debated. Only then can we truly act.

By Joseph Semprevivo June 18, 2020

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Op-Ed: Democrats Made the COVID-19 Pandemic Even Worse for Small Business

With the economy in shambles, it's not the time to criminalize small business activity. Nor is it the time to reward workers for not working.

By Joseph Semprevivo May 22, 2020

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