Jay Timmons

1 month ago | galvnews.com | Glenn Hamer |Jay Timmons

America’s manufacturing momentum depends on one thing: certainty. That means rebalancing regulations, accelerating permitting reform to unleash American energy, ensuring a competitive tax code and making America the best place to invest, build and hire. That is how we strengthen America’s competitive edge, create jobs and achieve energy dominance.

1 month ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Randy Feenstra |Jay Timmons

As the adage goes, nothing in life is certain except death and taxes. From cradle to grave, Americans are required to pay taxes every step of the way. As Congress addresses our tax policies through the reconciliation process, we must be mindful of the death tax our family farms and small businesses face because of the loss of a loved one.

2 months ago | beaumontenterprise.com | Glenn Hamer |Jay Timmons

President Donald Trump is using tariffs as a central tool in trade policy, moving swiftly on a campaign promise. While tariffs get the headlines, manufacturers need certainty to strengthen America’s competitive edge, create jobs and achieve energy dominance. That means reining in excessive regulations, accelerating permitting reform, ensuring a competitive tax code and making America the best place to invest and build.

2 months ago | foxbusiness.com | Tom Emmer |Jay Timmons

close video Republicans under pressure to pass tax cuts as Trump tariffs loom Fox News senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram has the latest on Senate and House Republican efforts to pass President Donald Trump’s tax cuts on ‘The Bottom Line.’ Imagine an America where strength, prosperity, and peace are not just hopeful ideals but lived realities—where the American worker is supported, economic growth is encouraged, and manufacturing is our superpower.

2 months ago | riograndeguardian.com | Jay Timmons

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Needless to say, today’s announcement (by President Trump of tariff increases) was complicated, and manufacturers are scrambling to determine the exact implications for their operations. The stakes for manufacturers could not be higher. Many manufacturers in the United States already operate with thin margins.