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Text SIGN PLVRFB to 50409 — I vehemently urge you to reject the destructive Republican budget reconciliation bill. This proposal is a craven effort to fund tax cuts for the wealthy by gutting vital programs that support working families and protect our environment.   The bill's $800 billion in cuts to Medicaid will strip healthcare from millions of low-income Americans, including children, seniors, and people with disabilities. This callous attack on our social safety net is morally reprehensible.   Furthermore, the provision to increase funding for ICE by over $1 billion will only escalate the human rights abuses of mass deportations that tear families apart. We must stop treating undocumented immigrants as criminals.   Perhaps most alarming is the green light given to sell off public lands for fossil fuel exploitation. At a time when we face an existential climate crisis, this reckless giveaway to oil and gas corporations is unconscionable. Our public lands are a shared resource that must be preserved for future generations.   Beyond these egregious examples, the bill's draconian cuts to student aid, attack on consumer protections, undermining of judicial authority, and corporate handouts represent a full-scale assault on the public good. Budgets are a statement of priorities and values - this one prioritizes greed over people.   I implore you to summarily reject this destructive bill. Stand up for the working families of this nation, not the narrow interests of the wealthy few. Defend our environment, healthcare, and democracy itself by voting no on this shameful proposal. The world is watching.

Text SIGN PMCNHD to 50409 — I’m writing as a constituent to say that I oppose President Trump’s abuse of emergency powers to skirt around the law. He did this so he could send prisoners to an El Salvadorean prison. He did it to increase unnecessary oil drilling. Now he has declared that a 60 foot strip of land around our three southern states at the Mexican border are a military installation and anyone who happens to be there can now be arrested for trespassing or worse. We have a Posse Comitatus Act to prevent the military from policing civilians. Trump is violating it by turning the U.S. military into a force to be used against U.S. citizens, and he’s using his emergency powers to justify it. It has to stop. Congress needs to immediately enact legislation like Rep. Andy Biggs’s H.R. 125 of the 118th Congress, the Limiting Emergency Powers Act of 2025. This legislation would cancel any presidentially declared emergency in 30 days unless Congress approves it. This is not a perfect solution but it is a start. Rein this president in! Thanks.

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Text SIGN PXFVBW to 50409 — More than 20 million Americans have gotten more affordable health insurance thanks to the enhanced Affordable Care Act premium tax credit in the American Rescue Plan. It’s contributed to a record decline in the number of Americans without insurance and saved $705 a year for eligible enrollees – including many in your district. If you let this program expire at the end of 2025, it will force hard-working folks to pay more, a lot more, for cover age – or drop it altogether. Congress cannot stand by and allow this to happen. This subsidy must be extended and made permanent. Senators Shaheen and Baldwin and Rep Underwood have introduced the Health Care Affordability Act to stop costs from spiking, and I urge you to join them in working to make it law as soon as possible – before insurers start finalizing their rates for 2026.