America was founded on principles of equality and justice for all, but it seems that those ideals are slipping further away with every passing day. This is bigger than me. It’s about protecting what this country was supposed to be. America wasn’t built to serve the richest of the rich, the elite, or the corrupt. It was built to serve the people. All of us. Since 2016, this country’s been divided, two parties, weaponized against each other, fueled by anger, distraction, and fear. And who’s profited the most from that? Not working families. Not students. Not the ones struggling to afford food, healthcare, or rent. The rich have won. Again. Someone once said, “Billionaires exist because underpaid people do.” That’s the truth. And this Big Beautiful Bill? It’s just another tool to keep the rich richer, the struggling stuck, and the people divided.

The implications of this bill are as staggering as they are dangerous. It proposes a $300 billion cut from SNAP, a program that millions rely on for their next meal. This isn’t just a number—it's countless families who may face the impossible decision of choosing between food and other essentials. On top of this, the massive cuts to Medicaid mean stripping away healthcare from millions who need it the most. Without adequate healthcare, we are abandoning our most vulnerable neighbors.

Equally alarming is the restriction of access to reproductive health services, which puts countless women at risk by limiting their rights to essential healthcare. Combine these cuts with the immense debt burden this bill threatens to add, and we're left with a legislation that jeopardizes our future economic stability on top of our immediate well-being.

This bill does not represent the America of opportunity and support. Instead, it reflects a growing tendency to prioritize profits over people. It's time for us to come together and reject this bill that not only fails to serve us, but actively harms the foundations of our society.

This bill doesn’t just threaten healthcare, food access, and reproductive rights — it guts clean energy investments, putting over 800,000 jobs at risk and gambling with the future of our planet. It deepens inequality, prioritizes billionaires, and abandons the hardworking people who make this country run.

We cannot allow this bill to pass. This is about protecting families, preserving opportunity, and demanding that our leaders serve people, not profits. Our future, our health, and our environment are not up for sale. Stand with us. Sign this petition and make your voice heard, before it’s too late.