Congress can stop inflation: Hold your legislators accountable

Government spending and regulations are causing prices to skyrocket

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Dear Officials:

I’m urging you to put an end to the reckless government spending and antiquated regulations that are hurting American families by driving skyrocketing costs of food, gas, and housing.

Historically high inflation rates are costing the average American household over $460 more a month – that's over $5,520 this year! And while average wages may be slightly higher than last year, Americans are actually taking home less of their paycheck because of this inflation.

The more money the U.S. government pumps into our economy, the worse the situation becomes. Yet Washington continues to use the pandemic, corporate greed, and geopolitical instability to justify more runaway spending.

In addition to the trillions in new spending Congress is looking to pass later this year, President Biden’s budget proposal for 2023 would hike spending by $1.5 trillion over the next decade. Meanwhile, $700 billion from the previous COVID spending bills remains unspent. Enough!

It’s time for our government to take accountability for the out-of-control-spending and burdensome regulations that are hurting working Americans.

Please, work to remove antiquated regulations, unleash energy abundance, and stop out-of-control spending to give Americans financial security and empower them to achieve the American Dream.

Sincerely,

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The crushing inflation and skyrocketing prices millions of Americans are seeing today is a direct result of Washington’s reckless spending and endless regulations.

We can’t spend our way out of this crisis. It’s time for Washington to stop blaming the pandemic, corporate greed, and geopolitical instability for the economic damage they’ve caused.

Email your legislators now and let them know that removing antiquated regulations, creating energy abundance, and stopping out-of-control spending must be their priority.