Several Alabama lawmakers were featured by The White House on its official social media channels today in praise of the benefits President Donald Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill,’ will have on the Yellowhammer State.
On July 4, President Trump signed the tax and spending reconciliation package into law after it passed both chambers of Congress.
According to Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter, State Sen. Arthur Orr, and State Reps. Rex Reynolds and Susan DuBose, that means Alabama families will be keeping more hard earned money in their pockets.
“One Big Beautiful Bill will certainly will secure tax cuts for Alabamians, and we certainly support that,” Reynolds (R-Huntsville) said. “It will also work on our workforce retention and developing additional jobs in the future.”
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“It’s going to mean a lot to our state,” Orr (R-Decatur) said.
“So when it comes to the opportunity zones that are now going to be focused more for the rural areas, which is significant to a state like Alabama, additionally, the tax cuts for senior citizens and their Social Security overtime pay, other things that will certainly help our citizens, along with bringing the manufacturing jobs back home from offshore and improving our industrial base. So we’re grateful for all that has happened and appreciate the passage of that fine legislation.”
“Certainly appreciate President Trump and what he’s doing for Alabama,” Speaker Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) said. “And passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill helps our economy. Not only does it secure our borders, but it also helps to bring life into our education system.”
“I cannot thank President Trump enough for the impact this bill is going to make in the state of Alabama. We’re going to have our taxpayers be able to keep more of their hard earned dollar thanks to President Trump,” DuBose (R-Hoover) said.
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Over 40 Alabama legislators attended last week’s White House State Leadership Conference, where state lawmakers met Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and officials from federal agencies to discuss how Trump’s policies can be implemented at the state level.
Those talks included the expansion of education tax credits, Medicaid eligibility rules, election integrity measures, and support for rural hospitals and public safety provisions.
Grayson Everett is the editor in chief of Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on X @Grayson270.
