A Texas Republican is taking direct aim at the tax policies that have crushed American homeowners under the failed Biden regime. Rep. Craig Goldman (R-TX) has introduced the "Don't Tax the American Dream Act," bold legislation that would completely eliminate federal capital gains taxes on primary residence sales for homeowners who have lived in their property for at least two years.
The groundbreaking bill would remove the existing dollar limits on capital gains exclusions that have trapped millions of American families in a web of federal taxation when they try to sell their homes. Under current law, homeowners face caps that force them to pay Uncle Sam when they've done nothing more than own property in an America where Biden's policies drove housing costs through the roof.
Finally, Someone Fighting for Real Americans
This is exactly the kind of pro-American, anti-establishment legislation that Patriots have been demanding. While Democrats spent four years destroying our economy and making homeownership nearly impossible for working families, Goldman is stepping up to defend the American Dream itself.
Think about it: Why should hardworking Americans who've invested in their communities, maintained their properties, and played by the rules get hammered with capital gains taxes when they sell the home they've lived in for years? It's nothing more than government theft, plain and simple.
Perfect Timing for Trump's Second Term
Goldman's legislation arrives at the perfect moment, as President Trump begins his historic second term with a mandate to drain the swamp and restore prosperity to American families. This bill aligns perfectly with Trump's America First agenda and his promise to cut the bureaucratic red tape that's strangling middle-class families.
The beauty of this proposal is its simplicity: if you've lived in your home for two years or more, the federal government keeps its greedy hands off your property sale. No caps, no limits, no bureaucratic nonsense – just freedom.
While establishment politicians in both parties have spent decades complicating the tax code to benefit their cronies, Goldman is fighting to simplify it for the people who actually matter: everyday Americans trying to build wealth and secure their families' futures.
Will this common-sense legislation get the support it deserves, or will the swamp try to protect its revenue streams? Patriots across the nation will be watching closely.