Gary Palmer

02/25/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 02/25/2026 11:12

Palmer Applauds Trump's State of the Union Speech: 'America is Strong and Getting Stronger'

For Immediate Release

Media Contact: Hope Dawson(202) 225-4921

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Following President Trump's State of the Union Address, Representative Gary Palmer (AL-06) released the following statement:

"Last night's speech displayed to the American people that, thanks to President Trump's leadership, America is strong and getting stronger," said Rep. Palmer.

"The American people are seeing the impacts of Republican policies in real time. Seniors are receiving a historic tax cut, Americans are saving roughly $1,500 annually by not paying taxes on tips or overtime, our border is closed and our communities are safer, energy costs are lower, and inflation is going down. The reversal of the Democrats' regulatory agenda is saving Americans on home appliances and other goods and services. With implementation of the Working Families Tax Cuts, fraud in federal programs is being addressed, Medicaid reforms are ensuring the program is protected for those who truly need it, and the Rural Health Transformation Fund is making historic improvements in meeting the healthcare needs of Americans in rural areas. And the President's Great American Healthcare Plan is emphasizing price transparency, which will make major strides toward lowering the price of healthcare. Additionally, America is once again respected on the world stage because of President Trump's commitment to 'peace through strength,'" continued Rep. Palmer.

Rep. Palmer concluded, "As America celebrates the 250th anniversary of our Declaration of Independence, we are also celebrating America's comeback. At 250 years old, our nation is strong, prosperous, and protected, and I pray it remains this way for the next 250 years."

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