Ashlee Rich Stephenson Quoted In Politico Morning Trade

U.S. Chamber Senior Political Strategist Ashlee Rich Stephenson was quoted in Politico Morning Trade on the Chamber’s recent tax polling, which showed wide support for the pro-growth provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.


"'There is far more to the narrative than topline reports indicating the bill is unpopular, particularly when large percentages of the nation are not educated on the legislation itself or the personal benefits that will help communities across the nation,' wrote Ashlee Rich Stephenson, the Chamber’s senior political strategist."


The New York Times also reported on the poll after Fox Business broke the news on Monday.


The poll was shared by the White House Rapid Response, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, and the Small Business Administration.


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