Vance Heralds Landmark Legislative Achievement

Surrounded by hardworking American steelworkers in Canton, Ohio, Vice President JD Vance yesterday celebrated President Donald J. Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill — a landmark achievement that delivers the largest tax cut in history for working- and middle-class Americans, drives down energy bills, strengthens Medicaid, funds secure borders, and rewards U.S. companies for growing right here at home.

Fox 8 News: Vice President JD Vance visits Canton to promote Republicans’ big new tax law “‘The big, beautiful bill was a game changer, especially the no tax on overtime provision and the full expensing of capital investments,’ said Metallus CEO Mike Williams. ‘These measures empower companies like ours to invest, grow and support families across the country.’ …   Many of the steelworkers who heard Vance’s address told FOX 8 afterward that they were happy with what they heard … ‘If it makes us grow profitable, more money, let’s do it. Let’s make this country great,’ said Cody Swanson.”

News 5 Cleveland: JD Vance touts Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill at Canton steel plant “The legislation allows companies to get tax breaks faster, which Vance says could incentivize U.S. production. The administration has also been threatening tariffs on foreign products for months now. Factory worker Justin Rice said this could help American labor.   ‘It really projects the hope and the optimism that, really, the administration is pushing,’ Rice told us. ‘We make a lot of steel, not only for the military, but also for the automotive and oil industries. It’s important to get steel from the states, not just from overseas.’”

Canton Repository: Local politicians react to One Big Beautiful Bill Act as VP JD Vance visits Stark County “Stark County Commissioner Richard Regula praised policies on tax cuts and business incentives. He said the policy to limit tax on overtime will benefit people in Stark County. ‘That’s going to put extra money in people’s pockets that they’ll go out and spend in Stark County,’ Regula said. ‘I think you’ll get more people that will want to work a little bit of overtime.’ … Stark County Commissioner Bill Smith voiced support for tariff policies. He said it will benefit Metallus and other local manufacturers. ‘He’s put some business sense into it,’ he said. ‘Getting these jobs back in this country is the biggest thing.’ Extending federal income tax cuts was necessary, Smith said. ‘Those tax breaks were going to expire. Once you get used to that, how do you go back?’ he said. ‘It’s kind of tough right now. As things have went up, wages are taking a little longer to get there.’ … The legislation prioritizes the American worker, state Sen. Jane Timken, R-Jackson Township said, and the impact will be especially felt in Stark County. ‘Stark County is almost a microcosm of the rest of the country,’ she said. ‘We have a lot of industrial base, we have a lot of production that requires overtime, and especially we have a lot of people who rely on tips.’”

WKYC-TV: Vice President JD Vance visits Canton to celebrate ‘one big beautiful bill’ “Vice President JD Vance promoted Republicans’ new sweeping tax and spending law at a steel plant in his home state on Monday, telling factory workers that the new law would allow them to keep more of their paycheck in their pockets … Vance said Monday that American workers should be able to keep more of their hard-earned money and U.S. companies should be rewarded when they grow. He highlighted the law’s new tax deductions on overtime and its breaks on tipped income.”

Cleveland Plain Dealer: JD Vance promotes ‘One Big, Beautiful’ bill to Ohio steelworkers “Vice President JD Vance used a stop Monday in his native Ohio to try to sell steelworkers on the GOP’s ‘One Big, Beautiful’ tax and spending bill. ‘In some ways, my friends, it’s so simple – it is so simple. You need a government that works for you for a change,’ Vance said told a group at Metallus, a steel company in Canton.”

WLWT-TV: Vice President Vance celebrates passage of Trump’s spending bill in Ohio visit “Vice President JD Vance was in northeast Ohio on Monday, celebrating the passage of President Donald Trump’s ‘One, Big, Beautiful Bill.’ Vance visited a steel facility in Canton, where he touted the benefits of the legislation, which was signed into law earlier this month. Vance said the bill extends 2017 tax cuts, boosts military spending and funds mass deportation efforts as part of the administration’s immigration crackdown.”

WOIO-TV: Vice President JD Vance visits Ohio to sell the Republicans’ big new tax law “JD Vance spoke from a Canton steel plant today about how the Trump Administration plans to bolster industry and increase wages for Americans … He touted several ways he believes the administration has helped people in northeast Ohio. He says the new tariffs will help keep industry in America.”

WFMJ-TV: Vice President JD Vance promotes ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ at Canton steel plant “Vice President JD Vance made a stop in Canton Monday morning to highlight the passage of President Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill.’ Vance spoke to workers at the Metallus Steel Plant, answering questions before touring the facility.   He said the Trump Administration believes the bill is good for American families and businesses, saying ‘if you want to build something in Mexico or China or some other foreign country and dump it into the United States of America, you’re going to pay a big fat penalty.’”

WHBC Radio: VANCE VISIT: Veep at Metallus in Canton Touts ‘OBBB’ “Vice President JD Vance returned to Ohio on Monday as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill tour. He was in Canton, surrounded by steelworkers in hardhats at the Metallus Corporation plant, sounding the theme of keeping manufacturing jobs in America.”

Associated Press: Vice President JD Vance hits the road again to sell the Republicans’ big new tax law “Vice President JD Vance promoted Republicans’ new sweeping tax and spending law at a steel plant in his home state on Monday, telling factory workers that the new law would allow them to keep more of their paycheck in their pockets … Vance said Monday that American workers should be able to keep more of their hard-earned money and U.S. companies should be rewarded when they grow. He highlighted the law’s new tax deductions on overtime and its breaks on tipped income.”

Spectrum News: Vance visits Canton to promote One Big, Beautiful Bill ahead of 2026 elections “Canton was Vance’s second appearance to promote the sweeping budget and policy law that President Donald Trump signed earlier this month. As he did on July 16 in West Pittston, Pennsylvania, Vance again focused on popular provisions in the law, such as no tax on tips or overtime, and a larger standard deduction.   ‘Here’s what the ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ means for you in very concrete terms. Number one, we’re going to see take home pay go up in the United States of America—in this district, probably $7,000, $8,000 per family over the next three to four years,’ Vance told a crowd of steelworkers.”

NewsNation: JD Vance touts success of ‘big, beautiful bill’ “Vice President JD Vance visited a steel plant in Ohio to tout the success of the recently passed ‘big, beautiful bill’ while President Donald Trump floats sending rebate checks to Americans. The bill makes the tax breaks from Trump’s first term permanent, includes no taxes on tips on income up to $25,000 and allows Americans over the age of 65 to avoid taxes on Social Security, which some say would be costly to the country.”

The Daily Signal: The Daily Signal Was There as JD Vance Toured an Ohio Factory to Promote the OBBB “Vice President JD Vance arrived at the Akron-Canton Airport on Monday to promote the One Big Beautiful Bill Act at the Metallus factory. The Daily Signal was present as part of the vice president’s pool. Vance highlighted major elements of the bill signed July 4 by President Donald Trump. Acknowledging that many factory workers in the crowd worked overtime shifts, Vance assured them that ‘every single one of you, when you work an overtime shift, the federal government is not going to take a dime out of that overtime pay!’”