American Commitment joins a coalition in opposition to Mayor Mamdani’s proposed "Delivery Protection Act" which would kill crucial jobs in NYC
Read the @nypost report on the bill below:
While we’re on the subject of California’s proposed "billionaire tax," there’s already a national movement looking to expand the big government cash-grab nationwide.
What happens in California isn’t staying in California.
Read more at @dcexaminer:
California’s proposed billionaire tax may LOSE the state revenue!
After at least seven billionaires have left California to avoid the tax, one study concluded that there is "an 85% chance of negative net present value of state revenues from the tax."
Details below:
"America already dominates medical technology by value. To keep that lead, we should stop taxing the inputs and the specialized machines that complete U.S. products."
American Commitment President @Kerpen and @StephenMoore explain how President Trump’s tariffs are undercutting domestic medical manufacturing 👇🏻
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If you live in one of the gray states, your governor has blocked scholarships from the new Trump federal scholarship program from being given to kids in your state.
And I would recommend upgrading to a better governor.
As Berkeley, CA debates doubling their soda tax, the question remains of "where did all the money go?"
According to the New York Post, the single largest recipient of the city’s soda tax money has "conflicting compensation figures, massive expenses that don't add up and hundreds of thousands of dollars in unexplained legal fees."
Read more:
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Proposals to cap credit card interest rates are just as dangerous as the Durbin-Marshall Credit Card mandates. Price controls don’t work, and they hurt consumers. Read more here from @kerpen in @dcexaminer:
More than half of the Democrats in Congress are sponsoring Bernie's "Medicare for All Act," which would ban all current insurance plans, terminate Medicare as it exists now for seniors, and impose massive tax hikes to fund a one-size-fits-all government-run insurance plan for every "resident," including illegal aliens.
Support for this plan plunges when people learn a few key facts:
Some good news before the weekend:
From our friends at @Comm4Prosperity: “After four months of decline due to high energy prices, real household income showed a rebound in August and September. Median household income rose to $88,667 in August”
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The federal budget problem is completely a SPENDING PROBLEM.
From @Reason:
“Thanks to the remarkable strength of the private sector, federal revenue rose by 3 percent, to more than $5.4 trillion, over the fiscal year. But spending rose by 6 percent, reaching $7.4 trillion.”












