Mr. Speaker, make no mistake: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is a big and beautiful win for the American people. It is big because it delivers the largest tax cuts for families and small businesses; the greatest single investment in border security and national defense; the most significant commitment to unlocking America's energy resources; and the largest reduction in mandatory spending in the history of the United States by twofold. It is beautiful, Mr. Speaker, because of the tangible benefits these policies will provide to our fellow Americans. During the month of August, like many of the Members here, I crisscrossed over 1,000 miles in my district in west Texas, and the refrain I heard in one community after another was simple: Thank you. Thank you for supporting our President. Thank you for delivering on our mandate. Thank you for fighting for our Nation's future. Mr. Speaker, in Scurry County, we heard how deregulation and historic tax cuts will reignite their economy and put money back into their pockets.
Jodey Arrington: “Mr. Speaker, make no mistake: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is a big and beautiful win for the American people. It is…”
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Discussing the benefits of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act during a floor speech.
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