1. United States
2. Ohio
3. Letter

You NEED to vote NO on the devastating budget bill if you want ANY chance at winning the next election. The "big, beautiful bill" is a deeply concerning piece of legislation that prioritizes corporate profits and tax cuts for the wealthy over the wellbeing of everyday Americans, and the American people KNOW this. While it contains some populist rhetoric about supporting Main Street and family farms, the reality is that this bill would transfer massive amounts of wealth upwards, exacerbating inequality. That's why Americans - Republicans and Democrats alike - are overwhelmingly against this bill. The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office estimates it would increase the deficit by $2.4 trillion, burdening future generations. Perhaps most egregiously, the murder budget includes draconian cuts to Medicaid that could devastate access to healthcare for millions, including in rural communities that disproportionately voted for the President. Senators like Josh Hawley and Susan Collins have rightly objected to these provisions that could gravely harm their constituents and cripple rural hospitals. Yet the White House seems intent on ramming this bill through by July 4th regardless of public opposition or negative impacts. This decision to put arbitrary deadlines ahead of responsible legislating that serves all Americans is deeply troubling. Mitch McConnell's flippant remark that the American people will "get over" is WRONG. I need you to understand that voters will NOT forget about this bill by the next election. How could they? When they will no longer have healthcare, when their nearest hospitals will close, when they have to plan to pay 15k a month to keep their parents in memory care or nursing homes, when their energy bills are going to become 10% higher, when their neighbors or employees are abducted by ICE, I will make sure they know who is responsible for that. And we will vote out anyone who supports this bill. But we will be willing to forgive those who take a stand NOW and vote NO. Senator Tillis did the right thing. Will you? I implore you to reject this reckless push and insist on a genuinely bipartisan process that puts the needs of your constituents first. Ramming through a partisan, deficit-exploding giveaway to the rich is exactly the kind of governance failure that will further alienate Americans who already feel their voices don't matter. Please put country over party and reject this misguided "big, beautiful" murder budget that will only exacerbate divisions.