Trump’s ‘DoorDash grandma’ had lobbied for ‘no tax on tips’ policy
Sharon Simmons had lobbied in July 2025 in favor of the policy, which DoorDash supports, testifying in Congress that she was based in Nevada and driving for the delivery platform because her husband’s cancer treatments had made it difficult to make ends meet otherwise. Commentary was metaphorically loud enough that DoorDash issued a statement confirming Simmons’ delivery – and a $100 tip that Trump gave her – had been arranged to celebrate the congressional law into which the “no tax on tips”...
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