RUFUS – President Jay Laylin has delivered his 2026 State Of The Union Address touching on various issues and accomplishments of his administration. During the State of the Union Address he touted his accomplishments on lowering drug costs, fuel prices and the overall cost of living. He also discussed deportation and immigration efforts.

“Together we have been hard at work for the Jesstopian people, moving to end the transgender and LGBTQ madness that has affected our children,” said President Laylin. “We have been able to reduce funding to services that promote, advocate or support any form of gender affirming care that mutilate, or remove biological sex organs. For too long, Jesstopians have been subjected to Nationalist-induced gender dysphoria. We are ending that nightmare for parents and will continue to work to ban transgenderism across the country.”

President Laylin than began talking about the efforts of the Laylin Administration to address economic issues including high taxes, fuel costs, and high heating costs. He said that his administration has done more to lower heating costs than any other President. He touted his tax relief and stimulus package bills.

Several Representatives who helped worked on the bills from the Nationalist side, clapped while the President was discuss the bipartisan support he received from them. He thanked Nationalists for working on the stimulus packages that easily passed the House and Senate in February 2025.

“Together we were able to pass several bills aimed at reducing inflation-related hardships for Jesstopian families. Together we will continue to actively combat high inflation by ensuring that we source locally, push strong economic relief packages and continue to create more jobs here at home,” continued the President. “We are working actively to combat foreign owned businesses from taking over the Jesstopian markets, as we will continue to provide federal funding to help get startup businesses off the ground.”

President Laylin expressed his concerns for the future of health care in Jesstopia, pointing at high premiums which he attributes to an influx of providers jacking up prices for services and procedures. In his address he mentioned that he would work with health insurance companies to offer affordable premiums to low-income families as well as Jesstopian’s aged 65 and older. He says work is ongoing to regulate insurance rates, but he has received push back on it, even though he says he will ‘see the lower insurance premiums policy through to completion.’

In his address, he also said the immigration numbers and illegal crossings are at their lowest since 1982, citing the work of federal immigration agents and local law enforcement partnering together to capture, process and deport illegals from Jesstopia. He attributes the lower immigration rates to a stronger and more secure border. He says immigration and deportation efforts would “continue to increase in Nationalist-led states,” and “states that refuse to cooperate and follow federal immigration laws.”

In terms of education, President Laylin pointed out vast reform on the front of LGBTQ materials, curriculum, and the advancement of and improvements to the Federal Department Of Education which he has empowered to give more power to State education departments to create their own curriculum using guidelines of the Federal Department Of Education.

“I think we can strengthen the education across the country by empowering the state’s to create and maintained their own, federally guided curriculum that will adapt the student curriculum to meet the federal standards while improving graduation rates,” proclaimed President Laylin. “Together we can make it easier for state’s to create and maintain their own education curriculum. This will help improve test scores, deliver a stronger work force, and see stronger graduation rates.”

Over the course of the last year, President Laylin has done more to bring and create more factory jobs which saw over 2.5 million jobs created in various sectors. He says his plans are to increase Jesstopia’s GDP by increasing funding to build factories which are said to bring in 250,000 new jobs per factory. He says he will work with corporate retailers like Product Mart, Bloxs and others to improve working wages and benefits while producing more for the GDP.

Following the conclusion of his State of the Union Address at 11:50 PM, the President expressed that he was ready to continue working with “both sides of the aisle to deliver win after win for the Jesstopian people.” He said “politics should be put aside when it comes to deliver results, driving success and ensuring safety of the country and its people.”