An open letter to the U.S. Senate

Defend Medicare and Medicaid from Cuts in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" Act

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The "One Big Beautiful Bill" Act poses a serious threat to Medicare and Medicaid, putting access to healthcare at risk for millions of Americans. The proposed work requirements for Medicaid would create unnecessary administrative hurdles, leading to coverage losses for low-income individuals and families. Additionally, the bill's cuts would undermine the Medicaid expansion, jeopardizing coverage for those newly eligible under the Affordable Care Act. Furthermore, the bill triggers automatic cuts to Medicare due to budget rules, directly contradicting promises to protect the program for seniors. Instead of advancing tax cuts for the wealthy few, our representatives should prioritize preserving and strengthening these vital healthcare programs that millions rely on. I urge you to adamantly oppose any efforts to slash funding or impose harmful restrictions on Medicare and Medicaid through this misguided legislation. Protecting affordable healthcare access must be the top priority.

▶ Created on June 17 by Jennifer

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