At the time of the 1980 presidential election, taxes had risen too high for decades, governments had grown too large, inflation became unbearable, and Americans were facing an energy crisis.

The burden on hardworking families was too big to carry their shoulders, and something had to be changed. So the Americans fired Jimmy Carter, hired Ronald Reagan, and Republicans settled the issue with the US Senate and the Democratic majority in the US House of Representatives. (Related: Larry Provost: Congress must do its own.)

In the early 1981, Congress discussed President Reagan’s proposal to recover the economy after being split. This includes massive tax cuts and budget cuts to encourage job creation, expand the economy and reduce the bloated federal government. (Related: JD foster parents: Senate Republicans can stop doing things they can’t think about in the middle term)

Reagan’s 1981 budget was the most dramatic set of reforms passed by generations, paving the way for an astounding economic prosperity. And that’s only realised because Republicans and Democrats alike heard of voters who said it was a high time for America to make the comebacks they desperately needed.

Fast forward to today, and the fierce realisation that it only took four years for President Joe Biden to drive America into the dire economic hardships we faced in 1980.

Don’t get wrong about that. The coming weeks are the best chance for Congress to pass this important growth-promoting economic reform in nearly 45 years. Monumental bills to cut taxes, in vain, fraudulent and abusive government spending, securing borders, unleashing American energy control, and national defense is ultimately within reach.

Future budget settlement packages will dramatically reduce the tax burden on the American public by extending successful Trump tax cuts and enacting other long-term, expiring postponement tax reforms. This ensures and obviously is necessary and obvious for job creators, entrepreneurs and businesses, big and small, to plan a more successful and prosperous future.

Passing the House budget blueprint was a great first step, but the US Senate now needs to adopt the same proposal and address the policy details of the Settlement Act.

Big moments – when all the stars line up politically, when they don’t come too often, and when they come, failure is not an option. However, with a thin majority in the US House of Representatives, it has never been more important to focus on the enormous nature of the GOP meeting being at crisis.

Over the past four years, our country has been economically and economically struggling, with Americans from the entire political spectrum hoping for results, regardless of their socioeconomic status.

This is not selfish or grand time. Republican members of the House and Senate must reach the same page by adopting “90% thinking.” This is to be content to get 90% of what you want – and declare victory. Lawmakers considering maintaining progress on pet projects and ego boost headlines have made a catastrophic mistake at this very important point.

It is important to remember that many have changed politically since 1981. President Reagan’s economic recovery plan received robust, bipartisan support as the American economy needed a shot of his arm. Sadly, any budget bill emerges from Congress at this time will almost certainly do so without Democrats’ support.

Today, Democratic party politicians are crazy that they will be willing to vote for higher taxes and more economic lies just to fight President Trump.

Voting against Trump’s budget bill is truly a vote against prosperity, and while Democrats in Congress fully understand this, they’ll vote “no” anyway. You can’t fix crazy. This is one of the biggest reasons why GOP members stick together no matter what sacrifice they make.

Instead of trying to help, the radical left is waiting for signs of opposition or division in the GOP rank. An unthinkable scenario of a “Democrat victory” should be enough motivation for Republicans sitting on the fence to join the program if they succeed in stalling the budget bill.

Both the Congressional economy and the Republican majority are doing well.

Yes, “One big and beautiful bill” will stimulate the economy, grow jobs and begin cutting through the Biden inflation disaster. The sooner the land laws, the better.

If the bill is knocked down by a myopic member of Congress, the inflation and stalled economy’s denunciation game changes, and the biased mainstream media drives the narrative that it’s now Republican issues and Trump’s fault.

The good news is that this is easy to avoid. Republicans in the US House and US Senate need to bravely stand up to President Trump on his mission to save America.

There’s no time to waste.

David Bossy is president of Citizens United and was Senior Advisor to the Trump Pence 2020 Campaign. In 2016, Bossie served as Donald J. Trump’s Deputy Campaign Manager and Associate Executive Director of the Trump Penn Transition Team.

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