Archive · 16 Aug 2025
White House Scorecard Rates Firms' Loyalty to Trump's Agenda
The White House made a report card for 533 companies to see how much they supported President Trump's plans.
The report card looks at things like what companies post online and if they attend White House events.
Companies get graded as Strong, Moderate, or Low based on their support.
Companies like United and Uber are seen as supporters.
The grades can change if companies do more to help the President's plans.
The White House created a scorecard system to rate 533 companies based on their support for the Trump administration.
The scorecard considers factors such as social media posts, press releases, event attendance, and advertisements.
Companies are ranked as Strong, Moderate, or Low based on their support.
Companies like United, Delta, Uber, and Cisco are listed as supportive.
The grading system can change based on companies' advocacy for Trump's initiatives.
- Who
- The White House and 533 companies and trade associations.
- What
- The White House created a scorecard to rate companies' support for the Trump administration.
- When
- Information is based on a recent report.
- Where
- United States
- Why
- To understand how to approach companies for future interactions.
Critics
Supporters
Potential Concerns
Critics
May raise concerns about potential for coercion and influence.
Supporters
N/A
- Number of Companies Rated
- 533
- Rating Categories
- Strong, Moderate, Low
- Support Factors
- Social media, press releases, event attendance, advertisements
- Supportive Companies
- United, Delta, Uber, Cisco
- Uber Support
- $1 million donation and support of 'No Tax on Tips' policy