Romney: Obama worst for small business since Carter  @CNNMoney
May 7, 2012: 6:48 AM ET Mitt Romney continues comparing
President Obama to Jimmy Carter, saying his policies have made
it more difficult for small firms to succeed.   NEW YORK
(CNNMoney) -- Mitt Romney last week called President Obama "the
most anti-small business" president since Jimmy Carter.  The
presumptive Republican nominee said the Obama administration has
made it "harder and harder for small business to thrive."  The
Romney campaign did not reply to a request to elaborate on its
criticism of Obama's small business policies. In the past,
though, Romney has pointed to federal regulations in general and
the president's health care reform in particular.  So, what is
Obama's record on small business?    The issue of regulation is
complex. Obama pushed for and signed the Dodd-Frank financial
reform law -- something community bankers say makes it tougher
to lend.        Tech companies stand to benefit from the recent
startup-funding law that make