The second Trump administration has made a point of rolling back regulations that restrict the functionality of home appliances in the name of efficiency during its first 100 days.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright laid out what the administration has accomplished on appliance efficiency standards that should result in a better quality of life for consumers during a trip to a Georgia factory that could have been shut down if not for deregulation.

At the Rinnai America Corporation’s manufacturing facility in Griffin, Georgia, they make tankless water heaters, one of the appliances for which the Department of Energy has postponed new, more restrictive standards. Tankless water heaters, of course, are beloved appliances in households across the country where residents have decided they don’t like running out of hot water for showers.

Wright’s agency postponed water heater rules on March 24. The rules would have punished companies such as Rinnai, according to the Department of Energy.

“Rinnai is the only company manufacturing non-condensing tankless water heaters in the United States. A Biden-era rule would have effectively banned these products — putting more than 200 Georgia jobs at risk, undermining U.S. manufacturing, and stripping away a cost-effective, high-efficiency option from American households,” a department press release said.

On the same day in March that Wright’s department took action on water heater rules, the Energy Department postponed and rescinded rules on a slate of other household appliances, as well. It lifted rules and deadlines on appliances such as walk-in coolers and freezers, central air conditioners and heat pumps, electric motors, ceiling fans, dehumidifiers, and external power supplies.

“Today, Americans are paying less at the pump and have more choices for home appliances thanks to President Trump cutting red tape and unleashing the production of affordable, reliable, secure American energy,” Wright said in a statement marking Trump’s 100th day in office.

President Donald Trump joked about actions his administration took on showerheads during a rally on Tuesday.

“We’ve opened up your faucets,” Trump said. “I don’t like taking a shower where the water goes drip, drip, drip onto my luxuriant hair. I need a lot of water. I need everything I can get. I don’t need to be under a shower trying to get water to come out of that damn thing.”

Last month, Trump ordered the repeal of a 13,000-word regulation defining the term “showerhead.” The Energy Department also postponed Biden-era efficiency standards for manufactured housing and began the process to lift efficiency regulations on portable electric spas.

The culture is slowly returning back to sane – it’s norming, if you will. But despite winning some major conservative victories in recent months, it will take decades, if not centuries, to rid the nation of the worst remnants of unchecked progressive power.

Here’s one perfect example: abortion tourism.

No, it’s not some deranged itinerary item from your local Satanic travel guide. “Abortion tourism” is the practice of pregnant women traveling to a state with fewer restrictions on abortion, and some major corporations are paying for their employees to cross state lines to procure abortions. It began when many red states began protecting unborn life following the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022 and continues to this day. 

These companies – including big names like Amazon, Apple, Starbucks, Meta, Walmart, Citigroup, and others – are perfectly content to fund the killing of the unborn children of their employees. 

In the wake of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health decision in June of 2022, dozens of major corporations implemented or expanded employee benefit programs to cover travel expenses for out-of-state abortions. 

Some companies offer up to $4,000 per instance. Others have added these benefits to HR portals and employee handbooks. Dick’s Sporting Goods said it will reimburse as much as $4,000 in abortion travel costs “to the nearest location that care is legally available” for workers, their spouses and dependents.

These companies are willing to invest thousands to ensure employees can kill their unborn children, regardless of what state they live in. For example, cosmetics company Estee Lauder put out a message saying they are committed to providing employees with “comprehensive benefit programs” to make “health decisions,” including “the coverage of travel and lodging necessary to access reproductive healthcare options.”

It may all be cloaked in lingo and jargon, but the overall messaging is crystal clear. They want to help employees kill their unborn children efficiently.

Every time you purchase an item from one of these woke corporations, that money is showing a little bit of support for ghoulish endeavors like “abortion tourism.” Sure, Meta has backed off the overt censorship of free speech, and Walmart walked back DEI initiatives. Target turned its monthlong Pride celebration into a shell of its former self. But despite these outward concessions to normal Americans, these companies are still quietly doing the work of the radical Left behind closed doors. 

In these confusing times, it’s more important than ever to support companies that share the same values. At Jeremy’s Razors, we’re always focused on offering a quality product that doesn’t compromise on values. No ESG nonsense, no DEI quotas, and certainly no secret funding for abortion.

We don’t just say we support life. We live it, promote it, and protect it. And we believe businesses should be in the business of supporting employees and serving customers, not financially aiding the destruction of America’s unborn children.

We’re here to ensure you get a great shave—and the peace of mind that your money isn’t underwriting a cause you fundamentally oppose. And right now you can save up to 25% on all Jeremy’s Women’s products. 

Supporting life means recognizing the dignity of every human being, born and unborn. It means valuing the family, supporting real healthcare, and building a culture that lifts people up instead of treating life as disposable. If that sounds old-fashioned, good. We embrace it. 

Stop spending your hard-earned dollars at companies that fund abortions. Spend your money with Jeremy’s instead. Your face — and your values — deserve better.

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