An open letter to the U.S. House of Representatives

URGENT: VOTE NO ON THE “BIG UGLY BILL”

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The “Big Beautiful Bill “is wildly unpopular—and you know it. It’s a direct attack on your constituents. It guts vital health care and food aid programs for the most vulnerable among us, while handing billions in tax breaks to the ultra-rich. That’s unacceptable. Meanwhile, everyday Americans are expected to shoulder the burden. We’re the ones paying taxes—yet we’re the ones being punished. Where is our representation? And let’s talk about the national debt: how does adding $150 billion more to the Pentagon—including funding for nuclear weapons—make sense when we already spend over $1 TRILLION on war annually? We don’t need more weapons. We need healthcare. We need education. We need support for our veterans. We need to invest in people, not profits. We demand that you stand with your constituents, not billionaires. VOTE NO on the Budget Reconciliation Bill. No more giveaways to the rich.
No more starving the poor.
No more taxation without representation. Let’s build a country that puts people first. The time to act is NOW.

▶ Created on July 1 by MARUF CT

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