She shared why the bill is so important to her.
As a mother of three who live in Wisconsin, Krieski said that she uses her Doordash income to help pay for her son Jacob’s medical treatments for type 1 diabetes. She said that the provision would “not be a tax on tips” in the big, beautiful account “thousands of more dollars” for her family and for the treatment of Jacob.
“Every tax season, you know, tips are a large part of what we bring in as drivers. So, paying taxes for myself means that a few thousand dollars go back to the government,” she explained. “So, for me personally, it would mean to buy the things he needs and to support our family so much faster and so sooner.”
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Left: San Francisco, CA, US – 8 February 2020: A Doordash delivery person runs his bike along the road in the mission district of San Francisco, California. Right: President Donald Trump at a GOP conference in Doral, Florida, in January. (Istock and Getty Images)
“It was an extremely great honor to go today,” she said. “Being able to be there and really have a hand and to let the president and the world know how important that there is no tax on tips, was extremely important for our family and for other families in the United States.”
“I was very, very honored and humble to be able to be part of the group that was on stage,” she added.
Krieski said that when arguing to support no tax on tips she has met many others, including students, parents and others who are fun, would benefit incredibly from the big, beautiful Bill’s no tax on tips provision.
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Rep. Erin Houchin, R -Ond., Spotlighted President Donald Trump’s “No Tax On Tips” policy in a new video of the White House released this week. (Getty Images / Getty Images)
“We all have someone who is important to us, we have family, we have people who are dependent on us who deliver a family income,” she explained. “So driving and having no tax on tips enters more money for those who work in that industry.”
Although she was behind the president, Krieski said that she does not consider herself a very political person. For her it is not only arguing for her family and colleagues, but also for her entire community.
“I really love to be a driver and to storm,” she said. “Being able to bring different food products and groceries, medicines for the people who would otherwise not be able to get them huge. Again, it is really about helping people everywhere in the United States, and it is really about helping each other. And so it grows our local economies in a huge way to support these owners of small companies and these restaurants.”
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File photo: A delivery person for Doordash rides on his bike in the rain during the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Pandemie in the Manhattan district in New York City. (Reuters / Carlo Allegri / Reuters -Photos)
“This bill is very, very important for many industries, as you saw today. Trump has done very well to represent different industries and to show the various reasons why this is important for all the American people,” she said, adding it, “I don’t take it as much as a political attitude as a political attitude as what I take as very important for all Americans.”
