An open letter to the U.S. Congress

Protect Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid - Our Shared Responsibility

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Legislators' Moral Duty: Unwavering Commitment to Social Safety Nets, Not Callous Cuts Lawmakers have a solemn duty to safeguard the rights and wellbeing of all citizens, including our most vulnerable. Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid are not mere entitlements to be stripped away, but hard-earned lifelines that millions of Americans have paid into through decades of labor. Any attempts to cut or dismantle these vital programs would constitute an unconscionable betrayal of the promises made to the people. Instead of pursuing destructive austerity measures, legislators must unequivocally commit to fortifying and expanding these essential safety nets. Failure to do so would devastate the lives of seniors, the disabled, and the impoverished – the very populations elected officials swore an oath to protect. Upholding human dignity and shared societal responsibility should be paramount priorities, not reckless budget slashing at the expense of those who can least afford it.

▶ Created on February 15 by Jaclyn

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