Bringing jobs back to America

We need to give small businesses the same opportunities and tax breaks that big corporations enjoy, especially when it comes to keeping jobs here in America. It’s time to put American workers first and stop sending taxpayer dollars to companies that ship production overseas or hire illegal workers instead of American citizens. Every dollar of federal incentive should go to those who invest in our communities, hire American labor, and strengthen our economy at home.

We must also roll back the excessive federal regulations that are suffocating our industries, especially manufacturing, oil and gas, steel, and transportation. These overreaching rules don’t just slow down progress; they raise costs for consumers, drive out small businesses, and make it harder for Americans to compete. Lifting these burdens will unleash innovation, lower prices, and put our people back to work.

To restore fairness and simplicity, we must pass the FairTax Act, a plan that replaces the complex corporate tax system with a transparent, consumption-based tax that rewards productivity and keeps businesses in America. By eliminating corporate income taxes, we’ll make the United States the best place in the world to invest, build, and hire.

Our Founding Fathers believed in a free people and a free market, not government micromanagement. In Federalist No. 35, Alexander Hamilton wrote that prosperity depends on policies that “encourage industry and reward enterprise.” The Anti-Federalists warned that when government favors the powerful, “commerce and the laboring man will both be oppressed.” Those words still ring true today.

It’s time to return to an economy that rewards hard work, independence, and innovation, not political connections or global outsourcing. By standing with small businesses, cutting red tape, and bringing jobs back home, we can rebuild an America that works for everyone, not just the elite few.