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Bernie Sanders calls to each Republican who voted for the BBB to pay the price next November

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettJuly 4, 2025No Comments
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Senator Bernie Sanders knows that the bill that reduces taxes for the richest Americans to the detriment of health care and food for tens of millions of Americans, but the fight has just started.

Senator Sanders said in a press release:

Let’s be clear. At a time of unprecedented inequalities on income and wealth, the adoption of the so-called “ great and beautiful invoice ” of Trump of the Chamber today represents the greatest transfer of wealth in the working class to the abscribe rich in American history.

This bill includes the greatest reduction in Medicaid in order to pay the greatest tax relief for the billionaires that we have ever seen.

Following this legislation, more than 16 million Americans will lose their health care, 50,000 Americans will unnecessarily die, one of the four nursing houses in America could be forced to close, 30% of Americans who receive primary care in community health centers may be refused care for Americans who will not be allowed to afford to afford to afford.

Do not be mistaken: this bill is a death sentence for the working class and the low -income Americans.

And for what? Republicans inflict all this pain in the working class in order to distribute a tax relief of $ 1 billion to a higher 1% and $ 900 billion in tax relief for large companies.

It is morally obscene. In America, you do not withdraw food from the mouths of hungry children so that billionaires can get another tax relief.

Each member of the congress who voted for this disastrous legislation must pay a price in the ballot box during the next elections. They do not deserve to be re -elected and they must be defeated.

Senator Sanders was right. This bill will be a death sentence for the working class and the poor Americans. The poorest Americans, the people who have the least, were already the most vulnerable members of society, and they are the most risky of damage.

People who earn a lot of money prosper while everyone will face a certain level of pain, whether it is linked to health insurance, job loss or higher prices.

The only chance that the country must start to cancel some of these damage is to chase the Republicans of power.

Republicans intentionally harmed millions of people, and voters must be those who make them pay.

Do you agree with Senator Sanders? Share your reflections in the comments below.

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