That is why I am fighting for smarter, pro-growth policies that get government out of the way and help small businesses expand and hire new workers.
Fight for smarter, pro-growth policies that get government out of the way and help small businesses expand and hire new workers.
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Evidence
“Unnecessary and burdensome regulations have hindered economic growth and job creation in America. That is why I am fighting for smarter, pro-growth policies that get government out of the way and help small businesses expand and hire new workers. In fact, I have supported overturning numerous regulations written by unelected bureaucrats who do not understand the negative consequences of the rules they wrote.”
“The Farm Bill is crucial for the 17,000 farmers in my district and producers across the nation. It is a win for Michigan, giving farmers certainty and allowing them to prepare for the future by reauthorizing and modernizing key programs that help farmers during challenging times... The Farm Bill will also help residents in our rural communities by providing federal funding and grants for vital infrastructure projects and expanding broadband access.”
“The American auto industry is vital for jobs, national security, and the future of America’s manufacturing base... These companies should not be allowed to do business in America, and their products shouldn’t be in our cars or threatening our infrastructure,” said Moolenaar.
The roll call page shows Moolenaar voting “Yea” on a motion to suspend the rules and pass legislation.
The roll call page shows Moolenaar voting “Yea” on a motion to suspend the rules and pass, as amended.
Assessments
The promise is broad and ongoing: to fight for pro-growth, deregulatory policies that help small businesses expand and hire. The evidence shows clear advocacy and some legislative support consistent with that promise, including Moolenaar’s public statements about overturning burdensome regulations and his support for broader economic legislation such as the 2026 Farm Bill. However, the record provided does not identify a clearly attributable enacted policy that specifically got government 'out of the way' for small businesses or demonstrably caused small-business expansion and hiring. Because he has taken supportive actions and can credibly claim effort toward the promise, but the evidence does not show full delivery of the promised outcome, partial credit is most appropriate.