The email for this article was deactivated after the US House and US Senate voted to approve the framework of the budget resolution.

It appears that the US House will work with the US Senate to resolve their differences on the budget resolution called "One Big, Beautiful Bill" during the week of April 7th.  Please send your email to the members of House Freedom Caucus even if you already sent this email weeks ago.  The House Freedom Caucus members need encouragement, support, reinforcement and fresher memory of the many people who support President Trump's agenda.

The US House of Representatives and US Senate both passed their own versions of a budget resolution referred to as “One Big, Beautiful Bill.” The House and Senate versions of the budget resolution contain some significant differences which must be resolved by thea House and Senate.

Republicans have vowed to extend Trump's 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, or TCJA, which is set to expire at the end of this year.  If the TCJA is not extended the federal income tax burden on American families will increase dramatically.

President Trump’s 2024 Presidential campaign also heavily promoted federal income tax exemptions for social security benefits, tips and overtime.  These three exemptions have come under fire by members of the House Freedom Caucus.  The House Freedom Caucus appears to hold key votes on Trump’s agenda given that the first House budget resolution passed on a margin of only 2 votes. 

The caucus members are concerned that these exemptions will increase the national debt.  There is great virtue in wanting to decrease the national debt.  The Freedom Caucus’ role in keeping the pressure on congress to balance the budget and reduce the national debt is crucial to the future of America.

On the other hand, reducing income taxes on millions of retirees, disabled and low income tip earners would go a long way to help millions of Americans meet their financial needs especially housing. 

Donald Trump, the top most visible GOP leader, promised income tax cuts for social security benefits, tips and overtime that would help millions of Americans to meet their family budgetary needs especially housing.  Millions of Americans, who want and in most cases need one or more of these tax breaks, will be closely watching Republican bills regarding these tax cuts.  Republican sponsored legislation excluding tax exemptions for social security benefits, tips and overtime could have dire consequences at the ballot box for the GOP in November 2026.

Florida Family Association has prepared an email for you to send to encourage members of the US House Freedom Caucus to consider the millions of Americans who are in need of tax relief and the political downside of opposing income tax exemptions for social security benefits, tips and overtime as they consider the need to reduce spending and the national debt.

The email for this article was deactivated after the US House and US Senate voted to approve the framework of the budget resolution.