The Grover Norquist Show

With major tax reform passed at the end of 2017, many Americans are wondering what's next on the agenda for Republicans. In this episode of "The Grover Norquist Show," Grover lays out 4 (2 Good and 2 Bad) ideas Congress may tackle and what conservatives should look out for! 

2017 ended on a high note for conservatives as President Trump and congressional Republicans passed the first major tax reform overhaul since 1986. Over 2,000,000 million Americans have already received good news -- pay raises, bonuses, expansions, 401(k) increases -- arising from tax reform!

So What's next on the agenda for taxpayers? Find out on the latest episode of the "Grover Norquist Show!"

Just 9 days into 2018 the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has changed the nation for the better. American companies are raising wages, paying bonuses, expanding operations and increasing 401(k) contributions. Also, several utility companies have already promised rate cuts for customers thanks to the law.

In this episode of the Grover Norquist Show, ATR's Grover Norquist tackles the deceitful claims made by liberal organizations and a biased mainstream media against President Trump's tax cuts.

Only three years after dramatically cutting income taxes, Kansas passed massive tax hikes. The Left is using this as an opportunity to claim tax cuts don’t work. What the Left and Mainstream media won’t mention is the significant economic growth experienced by North Carolina, Indiana, Texas, and Florida who continue to pass massive tax cuts. Conservative activist Grover Norquist interviews ATR’s Patrick Gleason to set the record straight and give you the ammo you need to push back against the Left’s false narrative

Recent media reports suggest the U.S. Senate may delay or keep some Obamacare taxes. Tune into the latest episode of the Grover Norquist Show to learn why repealing ALL Obamacare taxes will provide much-needed tax relief for families and businesses and help ensure a free market, patient-centered healthcare system. 

The Paris Climate Agreement truly was a raw deal for American workers. This treaty would have cost the U.S. an estimated 6.5 million jobs by 2040 and reduced GDP by over $2.5 trillion, putting the country at a huge disadvantage to countries like China, India, or Russia. Tune in to hear conservative activist Grover Norquist interview ATR energy expert Justin Sykes on the negative consequences of the treaty. 

In this special episode of the Grover Norquist Show, Grover talks with the FCC Chairman Ajit Pai about the significant influence the Federal Communications Commission has on the U.S. Economy and how to stop the government from turning the Internet into a 1930s-government utility. Tune in to learn why taxpayers should not trust the FCC with broader power over the Internet. 

Congress is considering health care reforms to lower costs, increase access, and empower doctors. As part of this legislative agenda, they may consider price controls. Price controls never work as advertised. They do not lower costs and do not increase access to new medicines. Instead, they allow the government to ration the supply and development of new life-saving medicines at the expense of consumers, patients, and doctors.

President Obama’s labor regulations placed posed a serious threat to worker freedom in the United States. Now, with President-elect Trump and a Republican Congress, these regulations will be repealed, the future of independent contractors will be protected, and businesses can continue to create jobs. Mr. Trump’s first three priorities should be the repeal of the joint employer, the persuader, and the overtime rule

Tune in to this episode of The Grover Norquist Show and find out how the American worker dodged a bullet this election.

In Episode 68 of The Grover Norquist show, Grover sits down with ATR’s Justin Sykes to discuss the Department of Labor’s (DOL) fiduciary rule, a rule that places the federal government between Americans and their retirement savings, and is a cornerstone of Obama’s regulatory regime. 

Estimates show that the rule could disqualify up to 7 million IRA holders from investment advice and potentially reduce the number of IRAs opened annually by 300,000. Repealing this burdensome rule should be a priority of President-elect Trump.