Keep pulling the thread on Kelly Loeffler.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Small Business Administration disbursed $1.2 trillion in relief funds, comprising $800 billion from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and $400 billion from the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program.
The Small Business Administration found that approximately $200 billion of its COVID-19 relief funds were obtained fraudulently.
Kelly Loeffler alleges that the Biden administration began forgiving known fraudulent COVID-19 relief loans, with $1 billion having already been forgiven.
As of Tax Day 2026, average tax refunds are 11% higher than the previous year.
The number of Americans receiving tax refunds in 2026 has increased by 15% compared to the prior year.
Due to the "Big Beautiful Bill," the 12 million small businesses that have already filed taxes in 2026 are seeing an average savings of $7,000.
Five million young people have enrolled in the "Trump accounts" program, which provides them with $1,000 accounts.
Kelly Loeffler stated that if the 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act had been allowed to expire, working families would have faced a 20% tax increase and small businesses would have lost their 20% pass-through deduction.
The ISM's PMI report has indicated economic expansion for three consecutive months, which is considered a forward-looking indicator of a jobs boom.
Kelly Loeffler predicts that oil prices, currently in the $90s per barrel, will fall to the $70s per barrel by September or October 2026, based on the forward pricing curve.
In 2025, the Small Business Administration provided a record amount of over $1 billion in capital to businesses, the highest in the agency's 72-year history.
The Small Business Administration has reduced its headcount to pre-COVID levels while also cutting hundreds of millions of dollars in operational costs.