Let me help specify which issues you can refute,
80% of House Republicans released a Budget that:
Cuts Medicare and Social Security
Calls for over $1.5 trillion in cuts to
Social Security, including an increase in the retirement age to 69 and cutting disability benefits.
Raises
Medicare costs for seniors by taking away Medicare’s authority to negotiate prescription drug costs, repealing $35 insulin, and the $2,000 out-of-pocket cap in the Inflation Reduction Act
Transitions
Medicare to a premium support system that CBO has found would raise premiums for many seniors.
Cuts
Medicaid, the Affordable Care Act, and the Children’s Health Insurance Program by $4.5 trillion over ten years, taking coverage away from millions of people, eroding care for seniors, children, and people with disabilities, and taking us back to the days where people could be denied care for pre-existing conditions and charged more for health insurance simply for being a woman.
Passes $5.5 trillion in
tax cuts skewed to the wealthy and large corporations, including permanently extending tax cuts in the Trump tax law, repealing the minimum tax on billion-dollar corporations the President signed into law, eliminating the estate tax for the wealthiest Americans, providing a massive tax cut for billionaire investors, and making it easier for the wealthy and large corporations to get away with cheating on their taxes.
Kills jobs and investment in communities throughout the country – including Red States – by eliminating the
clean energy tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act.
Makes it easier for companies and banks to rip consumers off with unfair and hidden junk fees by eliminating the
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
In his State of the Union Less than two weeks ago, President Biden laid out his vision for an economy that gives the middle class a fair shot. He also warned that congressional Republicans “will cut Social Security and give more tax cuts to the wealthy,” that they continue to oppose the...
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Raises housing costs by cutting funding for rental assistance, cutting funding for programs that help build housing, and raising mortgage costs for first-time homebuyers.