An open letter to the U.S. Congress

Tax dollars are meant for US. Not for war and helicopter shows for kids rock.

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Explain to me, like a child, how it is that the United States of America is too poor to feed its children, house its veterans, provide healthcare to its own people, provide higher education to its own people… but somehow *can* afford $1B per day for a war no one wants, and God only knows how much on technology that is being routinely destroyed by Iran? How is it that the United States can afford to send army helicopters to the “southern white house” for Kid Rock’s private entertainment, but cannot provide free transportation to the rest of us? Why can the United States afford a ball room bunker, but not homeless shelters? Why can we afford millions of dollars in lobsters for the government, but not snacks for school children? Who writes the budget? Perhaps we should hire someone who knows what they’re doing. Perhaps we put someone who believes in minding our own business in charge? Stop spending our tax dollars on things that WE THE PEOPLE do not approve of. Start spending it on US!!!

▶ Created on April 1 by Nicole

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