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President Trump spoke to seniors at The Villages in Florida, emphasizing tax refunds and policies from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. He highlighted benefits like no federal taxes on Social The president also discussed Medicare improvements and economic achievements. He urged attendees to vote in November.
Fox NewsPresident Trump addressed a crowd of seniors at The Villages, the world’s largest retirement community in Florida, on Friday, joking about his age and touting policies aimed at benefiting older Americans. He highlighted the largest tax refunds of all time for American seniors this year, attributed to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. 5 million seniors received over $13 billion, Trump said.
He noted that more than 51 million American seniors now pay a federal tax rate of zero following last summer’s sweeping agenda bill. Trump polled the audience on their favorite tax policy from the One Big Beautiful Bill, with the 'No Tax on Social Security' benefits emerging as the top choice among those 55 and older. Midway through the speech, Trump invited resident Mary Alice on stage.
The administration also dramatically increased coverage for outpatient clinical care, Trump said. He highlighted most favored nation agreements that discounted some prescription drugs by as much as 800%. On the economy, Trump noted that stock markets hit record highs at the end of his first year back in the White House.
He urged seniors to vote in November, warning of potential higher taxes and prices under alternatives. The event concluded with Trump performing his signature YMCA dance moves.
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