Dan Molloy Seeks New Legislative Focus for Florida Lawmakers

June 10, 2010 - PRLog -- (TAMPA, FL) – Dan Molloy, Republican candidate for the Florida State Legislature, District 57, is seeking a new focus for Florida’s future which calls for a cap on state spending, reducing the tax burden on small businesses, and helping generate ways to provide new capital for businesses.

“There are many important issues related to our quality of life, but if we cannot provide economic opportunities for our residents and in particular our young people, our other efforts will not work,” said Molloy.

As a past president of the Tri-County Tampa Bay Builders Association, he has seen first hand how a turn in the economy can impact the almost two million small businesses in Florida.  Molloy said, “We need a cap on government spending that is tied to increases in our population and inflation, eliminate unfair tax burdens and regulations on businesses, and develop new tools to stimulate capital formations for the business community.”

Molloy is a practicing real estate attorney, a 50-year resident of Tampa, and has served on numerous boards in the area. He is a graduate of Chamberlain High School, received his law degree at the University of Florida and lives in Hyde Park with his wife, Judy. They have four grown children.


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[Political advertisement paid for and approved by Dan Molloy, Republican, for State Representative, District 57.]

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