America 250 (also written America250) is the official, nationwide commemoration of the United States’ 250th anniversary (the Semiquincentennial). It is led by the U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission (created by Congress) in partnership with the nonprofit America250.org, Inc.; the initiative funds and coordinates public programs, civic-engagement projects, volunteer drives (e.g., “America Gives”), educational initiatives, and local/state partnerships to engage Americans through 2026 and beyond.
“My Administration” refers to the presidential administration of President Donald J. Trump — the message was published on the White House website during his administration.
The White House message does not list specifics; publicly announced actions tied to the administration’s deregulatory and small‑business tax agenda include Executive Order 14192 (“Unleashing Prosperity Through Deregulation,” Jan. 31, 2025) — a 10‑for‑1 regulatory rollback and regulatory‑cost budgeting directive — and major tax legislation passed in 2025 described by the White House as historic small‑business tax cuts (commonly referred to in administration materials as the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill”), which extended and expanded business tax provisions from prior law. The White House materials describe these as the deregulatory EO and the 2025 tax law; the presidential message itself does not specify more detail.
“Golden Age of American innovation” in the White House message is rhetorical branding, not the name of a single statutory program; the phrase is used to frame the administration’s innovation and economic agenda (deregulation, tax changes, AI/tech priorities) rather than a discrete codified program with its own laws listed in the statement.
Thomas Edison is widely credited with holding more than 1,000 U.S. and foreign patents. Verifiable primary/curatorial sources include the Thomas A. Edison Papers (Rutgers/Library of Congress), the Library of Congress and Smithsonian/encyclopedic references; the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office holds individual patent records. For an overview, see the Thomas A. Edison Papers and authoritative museum/library summaries that document his ~1,000+ patents.
The phrase about “outsiders” is rhetorical encouragement; the statement does not lay out a specific new immigration or entrepreneur‑policy. Publicly, the administration has emphasized policies favorable to entrepreneurs (deregulation, tax law changes, and small‑business programs) but the Edison message itself is a call to cultural support for risk‑taking rather than a description of a distinct new immigration or startup policy.