.@JayTimmonsNAM on revised WOTUS rule: "Manufacturers appreciate @epaleezeldin's leadership in advancing this proposal, which provides a definition that is more consistent with the law and that better serves manufacturers and the communities we support across America."

Manufacturers thank @epaleezeldin for listening to the concerns of our industry and revising the definition of the Waters of the United States rule to bring certainty and predictability. @EPA https://t.co/OOHUFTKqtd

The president’s tax, regulatory and energy dominance agendas are designed to stimulate manufacturing investment and job creation here in America. Empowering manufacturers to bring needed inputs, equipment and machinery to America’s shores would supercharge that investment,

Manufacturers are expanding capacity in America, and increasing domestic production will strengthen our industrial base and our national security. But tariffs on essential manufacturing inputs raise costs on factory floors, slow investment in new equipment and risk undercutting

Even at full industrial capacity, the U.S. can only produce about 84% of the inputs manufacturers need—meaning at least 16% must be imported for us to build more here at home. That’s why we’ve offered practical, pro-growth solutions that allow manufacturers to bring in

We’ve had productive conversations with the administration about applying this principle, using the NAM’s U.S. Manufacturing Investment Accelerator Program, to essential manufacturing inputs—such as the critical minerals, industrial machinery and materials that drive our economy

But just as coffee primarily must be produced elsewhere, the same is true for a range of critical manufacturing inputs and machinery that keep our factories humming and determine whether the next manufacturing dollar is spent in America. Americans run on coffee—and America’s

The U.S. is the strongest manufacturing power in the world, and thanks to this administration, manufacturers have made bold investments to enhance our ability to produce the essential inputs on our own shores.

Today’s announcement will empower companies in the food and beverage supply chain to bring certain critical ingredients and inputs to the United States in order to enable and expand production at home.

Today, @POTUS, @SecScottBessent and @USTradeRep delivered a major win for the American people with trade deals that keep the products that power daily life—like coffee, bananas and cocoa—affordable for working families and manufacturers. That’s something to celebrate.

Manufacturers thank @POTUS, @SpeakerJohnson and @LeaderJohnThune for taking action to end the shutdown. A functioning government keeps manufacturing strong, our economy growing and America competitive on the global stage. #ManufacturingWins

The House just passed the bipartisan bill to reopen the government—sending it to @POTUS’ desk to sign. Thank you, @SpeakerJohnson, for helping move this across the finish line. This bipartisan action keeps factories running and manufacturers making things in America.

Thank you, @LeaderJohnThune , for your leadership. The Senate advanced a bipartisan bill to reopen the government and fund essential services. Manufacturers need a functioning government to keep making things in America. When manufacturing wins, America wins.

Manufacturers commend the Senate for advancing legislation that brings us closer to reopening the government. Certainty and stability are key for our economy and for manufacturing in America.

Vice President Cheney believed that America was a force for good. He once wrote, "There is no other like us. There never has been." And indeed, there is no other like Dick Cheney. There never has been.

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Building more nuclear reactors here at home is how we secure America’s energy future—and unleash American energy dominance. This partnership between the U.S. and Westinghouse demonstrates what’s possible when we invest in advanced, American-made energy to power our factories, our

That means advancing the administration’s goals for energy dominance—through bipartisan, comprehensive permitting reform, modernized infrastructure and an all-of-the-above energy strategy that allows manufacturers to innovate, build and grow right here at home. #CompetingToWin