Dear Congress: Make Life More Affordable

Tell Congress to put the American people first

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Tell Congress to put the American people first

Dear Member of Congress:

How will you be defined?

Like those before you, will you be known for partisanship and political theater?

Or… will you help solve the economic crises of our time?

For too long, the conventional wisdom in Washington has been that divided government is a free pass for partisan gridlock.

But in the midterms, the American people made it clear to BOTH parties that they want an agenda that will make life more affordable, not political theater.

Instead of unproductive partisanship and costly federal programs and mandates, I'm urging you to support bottom-up solutions that will make life more affordable:
- Lowering inflation through better budgeting practices, like passing a unified budget
- Removing barriers to domestic energy production, processing and delivery by supporting bills like the UNSHACKLE Act
- Increasing opportunities for fulfilling work by supporting bills like the Employee Rights Act
You and your colleagues can be the Congress that makes life more affordable. Americans need you to succeed.

So please, choose innovation, progress, and the American people. REJECT endless sideshows, overspending, and overregulation.

Sincerely,

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Dear Congress: Make Life More Affordable

Send a Message

The 118th Congress is underway, and lawmakers have a choice: Will they stick with the status quo? Or will they fix the economic crisis hurting Americans?

For too long, the conventional wisdom in Washington has been that divided government is a free pass for partisan gridlock.

But Americans made it clear to BOTH parties in the midterms that they want an agenda that will make life more affordable, not political theater.

Send Congress a message right now. Tell them to choose innovation, progress, and the American people. Tell them to REJECT endless sideshows, overspending, and overregulation.