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HYDE-SMITH STATEMENT ON TRUMP’S ‘ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL ACT’ PASSAGE
Senate Approves Massive Tax and Spending Cuts, Along with Major Border, Defense, and Agriculture Investments
VIDEO: Senator Hyde-Smith Statement on Senate Passage of Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) today issued the following statement following her vote for Senate passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (HR.1), the budget reconciliation vehicle for expanding and making permanent President Trump’s 2017 tax cuts and enacting his second term agenda:
“Senate Republicans have been clear that failure was not an option when it came to passing President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill. From the start, I’ve understood that the people of Mississippi and our nation needed a permanent extension of the President’s 2017 tax cuts, which generated economic growth, stability, and opportunities for families, small businesses, and hardworking Americans. This legislation is not perfect, but it is a bold step toward forcing greater efficiency, savings, and accountability from our federal government. It is certainly better than forcing a more than $4.0 trillion tax hike on everyone. I trust the House of Representatives will now do the right thing and get this to the President for his one, big beautiful signature.”
In April, at the start of the difficult process of crafting a reconciliation package, Hyde-Smith issued a statement on the need for Congress now to falter in the task of producing a responsible bill that cuts taxes, secures the border, invests in the military, strengthens the agricultural safety net, and increases U.S. energy dominance.
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Doesn’t this bill tax the average tax payer making $50,000 or less by 30% while giving people who make 120,000- 500,000 per year a huge tax break? how does that help Mississippi when we are the poorest state in the nation? how can you be proud of working against the interest of the people who elected you?