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GOP figures repeatedly link National Small Business Week to their own ‘Working Families Tax Cuts,’ crediting the party for every sign of entrepreneurial success. By conflating a bipartisan celebration with partisan legislation, they frame Republicans as sole champions of small business prosperity and marginalize alternative policy views.

40 gov accounts · 44 gov posts First seen: May 02, 2026 at 21:05 UTC Small · Business · Small Business · Businesses · Small Businesses · Week

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GOP figures repeatedly link National Small Business Week to their own ‘Working Families Tax Cuts,’ crediting the party for every sign of entrepreneurial success. By conflating a bipartisan celebration with partisan legislation, they frame Republicans as sole champions of small business prosperity and marginalize alternative policy views.

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Small businesses are absolutely the backbone of our communities, but they need more than shoutouts. They need affordable healthcare, access to capital, fair tax policy, and relief from being undercut by massive corporations. It’s hard to celebrate small businesses while supporting policies that give big corporations tax breaks and advantages that mom and pop shops can’t compete with. If we really appreciate small bu…

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Small business owner here. I see small businesses closing their doors weekly. I talk to fellow small business owners in my city who are all struggling and deciding month by month whether they can keep their doors open. Costs are rising every day for every supply we need including gas and rent. Tariffs were charged to my small business by vendors but the rebates aren't coming to us. Since taking office this Republican…

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Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 63%

Small businesses are absolutely the backbone of our communities, but they need more than shoutouts. They need affordable healthcare, access to capital, fair tax policy, and relief from being undercut by massive corporations. It’s hard to celebrate small businesses while supporting policies that give big corporations tax breaks and advantages that mom and pop shops can’t compete with. If we really appreciate small businesses, the policies should reflect that, not just the posts.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 63%

The big corporations and rich are the BIG beneficiaries of the tax cuts. Steve is trying to convince that small business is their focus.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 62%

For Rep Pat Fallon and his Republican colleagues, every week is screw small business week.

News AOL 4mo ago 61%

Trump hosts small business owners at White House, touting business-friendly policies. President Donald Trump spoke to small business owners at the White House Monday, enumerating a number of policies he said have created a favorable environment for small business growth. Sunday marked the start of National Small Business Week,

News The White House 4mo ago 61%

President Trump Celebrates Small Business Revival During National Small Business Week. We are a nation of builders again thanks to President Trump's historic wins for Main Street, and I'm honored to mark National Small Business Week

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 61%

For Rep Pat Fallon and his Republican colleagues, every week is screw small business week.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 60%

For Rep Pat Fallon and his Republican colleagues, every week is screw small business week.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 59%

The big corporations and rich are the BIG beneficiaries of the tax cuts. Steve is trying to convince that small business is their focus.

News The Center Square 4mo ago 58%

Trump hosts small business owners at White House, touting business-friendly policies. President Donald Trump enumerated a number of policies he said have created a favorable environment for small business growth while speaking to small business owners at

News The White House 4mo ago 57%

Presidential Message on National Small Business Week. For 250 years, American small businesses have been the foundation of our national strength and empowered our citizens to achieve the American Dream

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 57%

Small businesses are absolutely the backbone of our communities, but they need more than shoutouts. They need affordable healthcare, access to capital, fair tax policy, and relief from being undercut by massive corporations. It’s hard to celebrate small businesses while supporting policies that give big corporations tax breaks and advantages that mom and pop shops can’t compete with. If we really appreciate small businesses, the policies should reflect that, not just the posts.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 56%

This Republican lead administration has done nothing for small businesses. Big businesses only.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 56%

Weird flex. There are more than 36 million small businesses in the US. I don't consider helping only 1/3rd of small businesses a win, especially in the terrible economy we have today. Rising costs caused by Trump's policies will eat that "savings" in the first quarter.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 56%

These small businesses can't prosper if the working families can not afford to buy their products. The families that are counting every penny spent, are buying necessities mostly provided by big corporations. This doesn't help the small businessman. Never ending cycle take from the poor give to the wealthy!

Facebook Stephanie Tomana for Congress @110846407087046 4mo ago 56%

Still trying to rebrand the One Big Beautiful Bill as a Working Families Tax Cut are we? This legislation the raised borrowing costs, made healthcare more expensive, and delivered very little tax relief for most small businesses. Not to mention the $1 billion it took from rural WV healthcare which will ultimately affect everyone, including small businesses, but I digress.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 56%

When the SNAP and Medicaid cuts, that you voted for, start in January 2027, small businesses are going to be financially crippled. Given the fact that you have been in Congress, the State Assembly, and worked for Ed Royce for years, I wonder how much impact your “small business” had on the community. Did you have a business license? Pay employees? Show a profit? Were you actively involved in day to day operations?

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 56%

"I love small businesses, that's why I'm voting for another tax break for mega corporations and the ultra rich! Everyone else, just tighten those bootstraps!" - Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 55%

Yay! What wonderful news. So, I guess you have also helped our valuable entrepreneurs by making it easier for them to provide health insurance, a decent wage, retirement plans, after school care, and the like? Forgot that, huh? Why does the word “fraud” keep popping into my brain? Window dressing is fine…but it doesn’t help small businesses succeed, Senator.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 55%

The policies you vote for make it harder for small businesses to exist

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 55%

This Republican lead administration has done nothing for small businesses. Big businesses only.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 55%

Rep. Jeff Crank then why do large businesses always get the tax cuts and special favors? Nobody giving billion dollar bailouts to Main Street. Most businesses are solo entrepreneurs because the expense and complications of keeping up with the regulatory environment can't be managed at small scale. Why is there a cap on SS contributions but not a floor? Why are there no exemptions for businesses that gross less than a million a year for things like employee/employer contributions? Why no support of paid leave or Healthcare that a small business wouldn't go bankrupt to provide? Guess maybe I'm just in the wrong business...

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 54%

We know you only lsupport big business. Where are the tax cuts for small buinsesses?

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 54%

I love our small businesses and the unique local options they offer. But do you realize as Trump is taking a machete to our tiny pile of disposable income we can't afford to support anybody even our own families. Remember Senator Hugh Scott? He had Pennsylvania strong Republican courage to stand up to Nixon. Maybe you could give courage a try.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 54%

Trump and the GOPs states policy’s combined with skyrocketing utility costs are a death sentence for small businesses

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 54%

Everyone supports small businesses, but let’s be real about that “20% deduction.” A huge chunk of that benefit goes to higher earners and pass-through entities, not your typical mom-and-pop shop struggling with rent, healthcare, and wages. If you actually want to help small businesses, focus on things like affordable healthcare, access to capital, and keeping local economies strong, not just tax breaks that disproportionately benefit the top.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 54%

How do the tax cuts for billionaires and resulting exploded deficit enter in to your analysis?

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 54%

Let’s give a small businesses a really good tax break like you gave to big business, multi millionaires, and billionaires. 

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 53%

Small businesses are absolutely the backbone of our communities, but they need more than shoutouts. They need affordable healthcare, access to capital, fair tax policy, and relief from being undercut by massive corporations. It’s hard to celebrate small businesses while supporting policies that give big corporations tax breaks and advantages that mom and pop shops can’t compete with. If we really appreciate small businesses, the policies should reflect that, not just the posts.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 53%

"I love small businesses, that's why I'm voting for another tax break for mega corporations and the ultra rich! Everyone else, just tighten those bootstraps!" - Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 52%

Weird flex. There are more than 36 million small businesses in the US. I don't consider helping only 1/3rd of small businesses a win, especially in the terrible economy we have today. Rising costs caused by Trump's policies will eat that "savings" in the first quarter.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 52%

This Republican lead administration has done nothing for small businesses. Big businesses only.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 52%

I love our small businesses and the unique local options they offer. But do you realize as Trump is taking a machete to our tiny pile of disposable income we can't afford to support anybody even our own families. Remember Senator Hugh Scott? He had Pennsylvania strong Republican courage to stand up to Nixon. Maybe you could give courage a try.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 52%

We know you only lsupport big business. Where are the tax cuts for small buinsesses?

News AOL 52%

The Hidden Bill: How Lawsuit Abuse Quietly Taxes Main Street Businesses. As National Small Business Week kicks off across the country, the usual celebration of local startups and family-owned shops

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 52%

That Amazon tax cut will do wonders for shutting down small businesses. Good job, Cindy

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 51%

These small businesses can't prosper if the working families can not afford to buy their products. The families that are counting every penny spent, are buying necessities mostly provided by big corporations. This doesn't help the small businessman. Never ending cycle take from the poor give to the wealthy!

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 51%

Rep. Jeff Crank then why do large businesses always get the tax cuts and special favors? Nobody giving billion dollar bailouts to Main Street. Most businesses are solo entrepreneurs because the expense and complications of keeping up with the regulatory environment can't be managed at small scale. Why is there a cap on SS contributions but not a floor? Why are there no exemptions for businesses that gross less than a million a year for things like employee/employer contributions? Why no support of paid leave or Healthcare that a small business wouldn't go bankrupt to provide? Guess maybe I'm just in the wrong business...

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 51%

Small businesses are absolutely the backbone of our communities, but they need more than shoutouts. They need affordable healthcare, access to capital, fair tax policy, and relief from being undercut by massive corporations. It’s hard to celebrate small businesses while supporting policies that give big corporations tax breaks and advantages that mom and pop shops can’t compete with. If we really appreciate small businesses, the policies should reflect that, not just the posts.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 51%

Rep. Jeff Crank then why do large businesses always get the tax cuts and special favors? Nobody giving billion dollar bailouts to Main Street. Most businesses are solo entrepreneurs because the expense and complications of keeping up with the regulatory environment can't be managed at small scale. Why is there a cap on SS contributions but not a floor? Why are there no exemptions for businesses that gross less than a million a year for things like employee/employer contributions? Why no support of paid leave or Healthcare that a small business wouldn't go bankrupt to provide? Guess maybe I'm just in the wrong business...

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 51%

Quick question, Congressman: how does cutting $1 trillion from Medicaid and $120 billion in food assistance support the small business owners whose customers depend on those programs? The Working Families Tax Cuts gave with one hand and took with the other. Celebrating half the bill while ignoring the other half isn’t accountability — it’s a press release.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 51%

Boycott republicans businesses

News South Bend Tribune 4mo ago 50%

Celebrating the small businesses that power our economy and community. Small Business Month reminds us local businesses are vital to the economy and community. Support them to invest in the region's future

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 50%

Small businesses are absolutely the backbone of our communities, but they need more than shoutouts. They need affordable healthcare, access to capital, fair tax policy, and relief from being undercut by massive corporations. It’s hard to celebrate small businesses while supporting policies that give big corporations tax breaks and advantages that mom and pop shops can’t compete with. If we really appreciate small businesses, the policies should reflect that, not just the posts.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 50%

I love our small businesses and the unique local options they offer. But do you realize as Trump is taking a machete to our tiny pile of disposable income we can't afford to support anybody even our own families. Remember Senator Hugh Scott? He had Pennsylvania strong Republican courage to stand up to Nixon. Maybe you could give courage a try.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 50%

"I love small businesses, that's why I'm voting for another tax break for mega corporations and the ultra rich! Everyone else, just tighten those bootstraps!" - Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 50%

Someone needs to remind him of exactly what he said during an interview when he trashed small/mid businesses only to rave about the American automobile industry. Sorry, nothing beats a German built car, nothing. The tarrifs were easy in, easy out $ scheme. They knew they'd have to pay them back but it siphoned $ from the public whereas the carriers and biz became middlemen to that money grab. The only + I'm giving the SBA is their apparent targeting and charges against those who stole PPP and EIDL funds. I'll believe that when I see it. Double edge sword, Trump doesn't GAF about small/mid businesses and those were HIS words. Check youtube! Remember, they forced small and mid businesses to close during covid but businesses whose stock they worried about remained open. That's all the general public (BOTH sides) needed to know.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 50%

Everyone supports small businesses, but let’s be real about that “20% deduction.” A huge chunk of that benefit goes to higher earners and pass-through entities, not your typical mom-and-pop shop struggling with rent, healthcare, and wages. If you actually want to help small businesses, focus on things like affordable healthcare, access to capital, and keeping local economies strong, not just tax breaks that disproportionately benefit the top.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 49%

I love our small businesses and the unique local options they offer. But do you realize as Trump is taking a machete to our tiny pile of disposable income we can't afford to support anybody even our own families. Remember Senator Hugh Scott? He had Pennsylvania strong Republican courage to stand up to Nixon. Maybe you could give courage a try.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 49%

That Amazon tax cut will do wonders for shutting down small businesses. Good job, Cindy

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 49%

Small business owner here. I see small businesses closing their doors weekly. I talk to fellow small business owners in my city who are all struggling and deciding month by month whether they can keep their doors open. Costs are rising every day for every supply we need including gas and rent. Tariffs were charged to my small business by vendors but the rebates aren't coming to us. Since taking office this Republican Administration has done NOTHING to help my small business.

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