Commentary: GOP Rep Introduces Red Tape Reduction Act To Make 5 of Trump’s Executive Orders Permanent
Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson of Iowa has introduced pro-business legislation that would codify former President Donald Trump’s deregulatory agenda. On Tuesday, Hinson unveiled the Red Tape Reduction Act, a bill that…

Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson of Iowa has introduced pro-business legislation that would codify former President Donald Trump’s deregulatory agenda.
On Tuesday, Hinson unveiled the Red Tape Reduction Act, a bill that makes permanent five Trump executive orders that helped small businesses thrive and bolstered the meteoric growth of the pre-pandemic U.S. economy.
“President Trump worked to unravel the regulatory web in Washington and pull back the heavy hand of government that hurts small businesses, farmers, and workers,” she said in a news release.
“Coupled with tax cuts, this unleashed the strongest economy in modern history.”
Hinson lamented that President Joe Biden is undoing all the progress achieved during the Trump administration, when the sizzling U.S. economy boasted record-low unemployment.
“Unfortunately, the Biden Administration has rescinded many successful deregulatory policies and is embracing a big government mindset that will pull down our economy when we most need growth and hurt rural communities in Iowa,” she said.
“That’s why I introduced legislation to save President Trump’s deregulatory agenda and make his pro-growth policies permanent.”


