White House Reportedly Grading Corporate America On Enthusiasm For Trump Agenda
The Trump administration has reportedly created a “scorecard” to separate corporate allies from opportunists, Axios reported Friday. The scorecard evaluates companies based on factors such as social media posts, press…
The Trump administration has reportedly created a “scorecard” to separate corporate allies from opportunists, Axios reported Friday.
The scorecard evaluates companies based on factors such as social media posts, press releases, testimonials, ads and attendance at White House events related to the One Big Beautiful Bill, according to Axios. The rankings are designed to help administration officials identify “who really goes out and helps vs. those who just come in and pay lip service,” a senior White House official told the outlet.
Companies are ranked as having strong, moderate or low support for President Donald Trump’s policies, according to Axios. Strong partners on the list include Uber, DoorDash, United, Delta, AT&T, Cisco, Airlines for America and the Steel Manufacturers Association, all listed by the White House as supporters of the bill.
These companies praised provisions of the reconciliation bill, including “No Tax On Tips,” tax breaks and incentives for research and development.
“Uber supports the reconciliation bill and its provision enabling drivers and couriers to keep 100% of the tips they earn. The No Tax On Tips legislation will help millions of American workers keep more money in their pockets following years of cost increases,” the rideshare company said about the bill.
The document will be updated to reflect changes in corporate support of the Trump administration’s policies, Axios reported.