Salty Dawg

🇺🇸 73–25! SENATE ADVANCES SWEEPING DEREGULATION & AMERICAN ENERGY DOMINANCE — AND ANOTHER 17 Here’s something worth noting. Despite the nonstop political theater, division, and apparent gridlock in Washington, the Senate just voted 73–25 to advance the American Affordability and Jobs Act. Republicans AND Democrats working together to advance sweeping federal permitting reform. The legislation targets regulatory obstacles affecting: ⚡ Nuclear Power & Energy Production 🛢️ Oil, Natural Gas & Coal 🏭 Steel Mills & American Manufacturing 🚢 Shipbuilding & Industrial Infrastructure 🔌 Electrical Grids & Transmission 🤖 AI Data Centers 🏗️ Roads, Bridges & Major Construction Think about the bigger picture. For decades, expanding bureaucracy, environmental reviews, permitting delays, and regulatory uncertainty have made it increasingly difficult and expensive to build major projects in America. Trump promised to reverse that trajectory through deregulation, domestic energy dominance, and the return of American manufacturing. This legislation is a major step in precisely that direction. And here’s what I find particularly fascinating: If we consider the theory that an entrenched establishment has benefited from excessive regulation, centralized control, and the erosion of American industrial independence, this legislation moves in the opposite direction. All while receiving overwhelming BIPARTISAN support. The public sees political warfare. Meanwhile, legislation advancing through Congress could fundamentally change the rules governing America’s industrial expansion. AND THE ORIGINAL BILL WAS 417 PAGES. 4–17. There’s that 17 again. 👀 The bill hasn’t become law yet, but the Senate’s vote is significant. WATCH WHAT THEY DO, NOT WHAT THEY SAY. 🇺🇸 THE REBUILDING OF AMERICA CONTINUES.