Reject the “Big Beautiful Bill” — Don’t Add $3​.​8 Trillion to the Deficit

Reject the “Big Beautiful Bill” — Don’t Add $3​.​8 Trillion to the Deficit

Recent signers:
Holly Albert and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Republicans in the House just passed a bill that would explode the national debt by more than $3 trillion — and now the Senate has a choice to make.

The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” may promise tax cuts and border funding, but it comes with a dangerous price tag. According to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, this bill would push U.S. debt to $53 trillion by 2034 — and experts say it would raise interest rates for all of us.

Mortgage rates. Car loans. Credit cards. They’ll all get more expensive.

Sen. Rand Paul calls the bill’s math “fantasy.” Rep. Thomas Massie warned it’s a “debt bomb ticking.” Even conservative investors like Jamie Dimon and Elon Musk are urging caution. When Republicans and Democrats agree something’s unsustainable, we should listen.

Rising debt doesn't just affect Washington — it hits home. When the federal government borrows this much, it makes everything from homeownership to retirement less affordable. 

This is reckless. As Philip Chao, chief investment officer and certified financial planner at Experiential Wealth said, this legislation would be “pouring gasoline on the fire."

Tell the U.S. Senate to reject this bloated bill and demand a responsible, transparent budget that doesn’t saddle the next generation with mountains of debt.

 
 

Photo: Getty Images via CNBC.com

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Petition AdvocateHolly A

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Recent signers:
Holly Albert and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Republicans in the House just passed a bill that would explode the national debt by more than $3 trillion — and now the Senate has a choice to make.

The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” may promise tax cuts and border funding, but it comes with a dangerous price tag. According to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, this bill would push U.S. debt to $53 trillion by 2034 — and experts say it would raise interest rates for all of us.

Mortgage rates. Car loans. Credit cards. They’ll all get more expensive.

Sen. Rand Paul calls the bill’s math “fantasy.” Rep. Thomas Massie warned it’s a “debt bomb ticking.” Even conservative investors like Jamie Dimon and Elon Musk are urging caution. When Republicans and Democrats agree something’s unsustainable, we should listen.

Rising debt doesn't just affect Washington — it hits home. When the federal government borrows this much, it makes everything from homeownership to retirement less affordable. 

This is reckless. As Philip Chao, chief investment officer and certified financial planner at Experiential Wealth said, this legislation would be “pouring gasoline on the fire."

Tell the U.S. Senate to reject this bloated bill and demand a responsible, transparent budget that doesn’t saddle the next generation with mountains of debt.

 
 

Photo: Getty Images via CNBC.com

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Petition AdvocateHolly A

The Decision Makers

John Thune
U.S. Senate - South Dakota

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