Staff Reports
President Trump has recently marked an important milestone, completing 200 days in office. To celebrate this achievement, Republicans are hitting the road to share the good news about Trump’s policies and their positive impacts on everyday Americans. One such effort comes from Congresswoman Lisa Mlan, Chairwoman of the House Republican Conference, who is touring various states like New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Her mission? To connect with real people and showcase how the “one big beautiful bill” is providing benefits to working-class families, farmers, ranchers, and manufacturers across the nation.
During her tour, Congresswoman Mlan stops in Pennsylvania, expressing her enthusiasm for the interactions she’s having with local manufacturers. These businesses have overwhelmingly supported the bill, explaining how it brings them certainty, allows them to invest in their communities, and even provides tax benefits that encourage economic growth. Manufacturers are not only able to offer overtime pay, thanks to the new capabilities surrounding tax deductions, but they are also expanding their workforce to meet growing demands. Mlan emphasizes how the results of these policies are tangible, demonstrating that the government’s actions can directly improve the lives of American citizens.
A significant topic discussed during Mlan’s appearances is the auto industry in Michigan, which has experienced notable challenges. She reflects on a recent meeting between President Trump and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer at the White House, noting an awkward moment where Whitmer sidestepped acknowledging Trump directly. Despite this, Mlan stresses Trump’s ability to put people ahead of politics, acknowledging that his commitment to revitalizing the auto industry is crucial for the state. She highlights her gratitude for Trump’s efforts at Selfridge Air National Guard Base, a development she believes is vital for Michigan’s economy and security.
However, Mlan does not shy away from addressing challenges faced by the state under Democratic leadership. Citing Michigan’s alarming ranking in manufacturing job losses, she firmly places the blame on policies endorsed by Whitmer and her party. The Congresswoman asserts that these policies have not supported American workers or fostered job creation, contrasting sharply with Trump’s America First agenda. According to her, the workers in the auto plants are keenly aware of the benefits that come when jobs are brought back to America, particularly to Michigan—an area known for its strong manufacturing roots.
As Mlan wraps up her tour and interviews, she offers a message of hope and determination. She underscores the importance of local and national support for policies designed to uplift American families and workers. With excitement in her voice, she urges communities to recognize the changes happening thanks to these reforms. She believes that shared victories will resonate with the citizens, inspiring them to believe in the possibilities that the future holds under Republican leadership. With that, Mlan continues her tour, full of energy and ready to meet even more people eager to discuss the benefits of the “one big beautiful bill.”
