White House scorecard: We create loyalty rating system for 533 firms. This is why it matters

The White House created a loyalty rating system or a scorecard that assesses 533 businesses and trade associations on how hard they worked to promote US President Donald Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’, reports the news portal axios, citing a senior official who is aware of the development. This will enable the Trump administration to quickly understand how to approach the listed businesses for future discussions and interactions, according to the news release. What is the scorecard for? The scorecard will consider several factors, while the overall support rating for the Trump administration takes into account, taking into account things such as official positions on social media, press releases, videos, advertising and attending the official events in the White House, according to the report. Based on these criteria, the businesses will be arranged under three classifications: strong, moderate or low. The news portal also quoted that there are ‘good’ partners in the list such as United, Delta, Uber, Doordash, AT&T, Cisco, Airlines for America and The Steel Manufacturers Association. It will help “we see who really goes out and helps those who just come in and pay lips,” a person who is aware of the development to the News Portal, told the News Portal. They also emphasized that the rating system can change if the businesses now start ‘more’ for Trump’s tax bill or other additional administrative policy. The dynamic scorecards “contain the support of current and future administration initiatives,” an official of the White House told the news portal Forbes. What businesses did Trump support? Companies such as Delta and United supported Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ for an investment of $ 12.5 billion for the ATC Air Traffic Control (ATC) systems, which came after a recent airline at the Reagan National Airport, reports the news portal forbes. CEO (CEO) of the CAB-Hailing Service, Uber, Dara Khosrowshahi, also supported US President Donald Trump by donating $ 1 million to Trump’s first fund, while publicly supporting the policy “no tax on tips” via the megabill. Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins, who also expanded his support for Trump’s bill and for the provisions of corporate taxes it brings with it, according to the report. One of the largest technical companies in the world, Apple, is probably also in the good books of US President Donald Trump, as the iPhone manufacturer has committed $ 600 billion in domestic manufacturing, which is expected to bring tens of thousands of cooking plates into the US economy. Some companies will also be in focus, such as Amazon, Meta and Google that have withdrawn on aspects of diversity, fairness and inclusion targeted by the Trump administration, while others like Bank of America and JPMorgan are rejected as a customer according to the Forbes report.