More support for Jack Kemp

I would like to know some cause and effect views on Jack Kemp.

What would the effects be if:

1) Bush listened to Kemp?
2) Kemp's projects were supported?


Also what are the arguments for picking or not picking Kemp as the VP for Bush in 1992?
 
Kemp's an interesting figure. To some extent, I think he was viewed as the odd man out in the Bush administration and as not a team player. I mean, the Bush, Sr. administration from '89 to '93.

Enterprise Zones had some potential to help poor areas of the country, including predominantly African-American areas. And thus might have the electoral effect of winning back a certain percentage of black voters.

Maybe Enterprise Zones needed short-cycle feedback in the nature of experiments? A lot of regulation conservatives talk about is ticky-tack state and local regulation. 80% of new businesses fail. Often because the fixed expenses end up eating you alive. And I think it's irresponsible not to mention this front and center. Maybe streamlining and ramping up SBA loans would be a better or additional alternate. In other words, there's a lot on the table.
 
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