Vote NO on the Big, Ugly Funding Bill!

I’m writing to respectfully urge you to vote NO on the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” While I understand the desire to reform our tax code and improve government efficiency, this bill goes too far and risks serious harm to millions of Americans. The tax cuts in this bill overwhelmingly benefit the wealthiest Americans and large corporations. It offers minimal short-term relief for low and middle-income families, while ultimately widening the gap between the rich and everyone else. I am also incredibly concerned about the trillion dollars in cuts to essential programs like Medicaid and SNAP, which millions of seniors, children, and working families rely on. It imposes new restrictions that would push people off coverage and care, with no clear plan to ensure they are not left behind. Even with all these cuts, the bill adds nearly $4 trillion to the national debt over the next decade. That should concern every fiscally responsible lawmaker, regardless of party. Additionally, the elements of the bill that limit access to healthcare, restrict the courts, and increase executive power are deeply troubling. These are major changes that deserve far more scrutiny, and in my view, a complete rethinking. We all want a stronger economy and a more responsive government. But that should not come at the expense of compassion, stability, and fairness. Please oppose this bill and support a better, more balanced approach. Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing your response.