Just a week after President Donald J. Trump put pen to paper on the landmark One Big Beautiful Bill, celebrations are erupting nationwide as Americans begin to embrace the bill’s sweeping reforms. From safeguarding family farms to offering financial relief for service workers, this legislation promises to enact substantial changes in the lives of many.
- In Iowa, fifth-generation farmer Dennis Friest shares his relief: the One Big Beautiful Bill shields his farm from the death tax: “I always aimed to pass this farm down to my children, and now I’m on track to do just that. It feels incredibly uplifting.”
- In Georgia, a restaurant worker notes that the No Tax on Tips provision will spark local economic growth: “I’m confident this will boost spending in our community, encouraging travel and larger purchases down the line. It’s a fantastic change.”
- In California, a waitress anticipates that the No Tax on Tips will help her build a better future: “In the past, my tax bills have been considerable — now I hope to funnel these savings into a college fund.”
- In South Carolina, Greenville County Coroner Mike Ellis expresses optimism about the No Tax on Overtime measure, which will allow his deputies to manage their finances more effectively: “They endure tremendous stress in their roles — this will certainly make a difference.”
- In Hawaii, a restaurant owner believes that the No Tax on Tips will greatly benefit his staff: “Every dollar saved has a ripple effect; every tipped employee here will feel the impact.”
- In Nevada, a service worker enthuses that the No Tax on Tips will significantly enhance her take-home pay: “This change could mean a few hundred extra dollars in our paychecks, which really stretches far.”
- In Texas, a fourth-generation farmer believes the agricultural provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill are game-changers: “A robust safety net is vital for the survival of American farmers.”
- In Michigan, a waitress looks forward to using the extra income from the No Tax on Tips to support her four children: “This money will either go towards their needs or help with household bills.”
- In Wisconsin, the vice president of the state’s restaurant association asserts that the No Tax on Tips will directly improve lives: “Many of our workers are part-time, providing supplemental income or funding their education — this initiative will help them reach their aspirations.”
- In Florida, a Miami bartender states that the No Tax on Tips is crucial since tips constitute 90% of his earnings: “A little more money in our pockets means we can enjoy our cities more.”
- In Minnesota, a bartender enthusiastically praises the No Tax on Tips: “Any extra money in our checks is a win — especially when it no longer goes to the government.”
