Maliki Korro, a mother’s delivery driver and doordash standing behind President Donald Trump in his “great, beautifully digital bill that the bill was important to him.
In an exclusive interview, Maliki Kemionki, a mother, small business owner and doordash driver driver standing behind the President Donald Trump During an event that promotes “great, beautiful bill” on Thursday, speaking the Fox News Digital this is a “great honor” to support the President’s bill.
She shared why bill is very important for her.
As a mother of three people living in Wisconsin, Kermenki said he used his DOORDASH income to help pay for his son treatment for type 1 diabetes. He said that “no tax on tips” in the provision of Big, beautiful bill means “thousands of many dollars” for his family and for Jacob’s treatment.
“Every tax season, you know, tips are a big part of our brought as drivers. So paying myself a couple of thousand dollars to go back to the government,” he said. “So, for me in person, it means the opportunity to buy the things he needs and support our family is easier.”
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No: San Francisco, CA, USA – Feb 8, 2020: A doordzy worker worker walking his bike in Francisco, California. Right: President Donald Trump in a GOP Conference in Doral, Florida, in January. (istock and getty images)
“It’s a great honor to go now,” he said. “It has been there and have one hand and notify the President and the world with no tax on tips, for other families in the United States is very important.”
“I’m really, honored and humbled to be part of the group on the stage,” he added.
Kermski said that in the urge support with no tax on the tips he met with many others, including college students, parents and others, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like him, like her no taxes on tips provision.
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“We all have a person who is important to us, we have a family, we have taken people who trust us who brought our home earnings,” he said. “So, driving and driving tips tips brought extra money for those who work in industries.”
Even if he found himself standing behind the president, Kermenki said he did not consider himself a political person. It is for him about suggesting not only for his family and companions but for his entire community.
“I really love a driver and runs,” he said. “Carrying different things and food groceries, medicine to people who can’t get it big. And so can help small business owners and these restaurants.”
Photo Photo: A person in the delivery for Doordash rides his bike in the rain during Coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic in Manhattan Borough in New York City. (Reuters / Carlo Allucri / Reuters Photos)
“This bill is very important in many industries, as you see today. Trump makes very technologies that represent some American people as it is a political factor as it is important to all Americans.”
