Dave Ramsey beats Washington State Senators and reveals he’s killing small businesses

Financial expert Dave Ramsey gave a fiery responsibilities to Washington state legislators on Monday, urging them to “do it.” [their] Job,” he says, protecting Americans’ hard-earned money.

Ramsey also went to the bat for small businesses and revealed one thing: “kill”[ing]”Main Street in America.

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“Do your job and pass something on so you can keep your money up. It’s very easy,” said Ramsey Solutions founder and CEO at the Entre Leadership Summit in Denver, Colorado.

Ramsey’s comments come in response to the Trump administration’s “big and beautiful bill.” He must pass the Senate before heading to President Donald Trump’s desk. There he signs the law.

“It’s all this absolute bs, this absolute bs, and the end of the day, except for these massive things that govern once again.

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Ramsey went on to not draw a punch at explaining small business owners’ frustration with the federal government.

“These people here will tell you, they spent a lot of money trying to avoid snorting from them by Washington,” Ramsey continued, referring to many small business owners at the summit.

The financial expert went on to pull the curtain back to what he believes is a major killer for small businesses.

“If Congress would do that [its] Hire this bill or similarity of this bill, pass it, hire people, keep your money in order to grow the economy. That’s how this works. And, if you can get it, as you know, the tariffs that have become smoothed out in places where you have a predictable environment. It doesn’t even matter what the tariffs are. All you need is a predictable environment. ”

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“If you know this is my cost, this [what] My price is. Or I know I can’t make it in that country anymore, I need to make it into another country. And I had to reset the resources. ”

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Ramsey highlighted the burden of political uncertainty, particularly regarding trade and taxes. He concluded that it was one of the most disruptive forces for small business success.

“What you need is a predictable environment, then I pivot and I exist. It’s unpredictable to kill the business in general, but it’s devastating for small businesses,” concluded Ramsey.

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Despite growing concerns among small business owners, the Trump administration continues to tout tariffs as part of the administration’s broader push for “fair trade policy.”

“Taxes are part of a fair trade policy that will restore our workforce, rebuild our economy and ultimately put America first,” the administration said.