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More Than 60% of Americans Will Not Be Able To Pay Rent Or Buy Groceries After Social Security Cuts, Survey Warns
Source: Inquisitr News
#MadKingDonald #DementiaDon #ConstitutionalCrisis #WeaponizingGovernment
#BigBadBill
#AssaultonSocialSecurity
https://share.newsbreak.com/ewn186o9

Will the Deficits from Trump’s Tax Cuts Leave Us Unprepared to Deal with a Recession? | CEPR
https://cepr.net/publications/will-trump-leave-us-unprepared-to-deal-with-a-recession/
#TrumpRecession #BigBadBill #NoRepublicansEverAgain #IndictAndConvict #USPol

Will the Deficits from Trump’s Tax Cuts Leave Us Unprepared to Deal with a Recession? | CEPR
https://cepr.net/publications/will-trump-leave-us-unprepared-to-deal-with-a-recession/
#TrumpRecession #BigBadBill #NoRepublicansEverAgain #IndictAndConvict #USPol

Comment from Astra Taylor:

The debt, deportation, and death bill has passed. Congress further decimates care work to fund violence work. Vital services eviscerated and ICE becomes the highest-funded federal law enforcement agency ever known.

It hasn’t been sold this way, but it’s a massive public jobs program for fascists. Time to call it by its true name. $20k signing bonuses to join CPB are already being dangled.

This bill was never just about tax cuts and gutting social services. It's about investing our collective resources in violence and using state power to spread fear and destroy solidarity. We need to resist this with all we've got and organize to build an alternative -- a solidarity state, not a hate state.

I'm so grateful to all the Debt Collective staff and members and also our allies (especially ADAPT) who worked to stop this lethal bill, and who faced arrest and detention in record heat last week.

I wish I could say we'll live to fight another day, but the truth is not everyone will survive this monstrosity. We need to keep organizing to ensure as many folks as possible make it.

#DeathBill
#BigBadBill
#Gestapo

also: https://kolektiva.social/@anarchademic/114763066628864262

Comment from Astra Taylor:

The debt, deportation, and death bill has passed. Congress further decimates care work to fund violence work. Vital services eviscerated and ICE becomes the highest-funded federal law enforcement agency ever known.

It hasn’t been sold this way, but it’s a massive public jobs program for fascists. Time to call it by its true name. $20k signing bonuses to join CPB are already being dangled.

This bill was never just about tax cuts and gutting social services. It's about investing our collective resources in violence and using state power to spread fear and destroy solidarity. We need to resist this with all we've got and organize to build an alternative -- a solidarity state, not a hate state.

I'm so grateful to all the Debt Collective staff and members and also our allies (especially ADAPT) who worked to stop this lethal bill, and who faced arrest and detention in record heat last week.

I wish I could say we'll live to fight another day, but the truth is not everyone will survive this monstrosity. We need to keep organizing to ensure as many folks as possible make it.

#DeathBill
#BigBadBill
#Gestapo

also: https://kolektiva.social/@anarchademic/114763066628864262

Das #BigBadBill - Gesetz von #Trump verarmt noch mehr Menschen, um die Reichen noch reicher zu machen. Es geht diese Clique um #Trump einzig und allein um Bereicherung. Dass man damit Päsident werden kann, zeigt die Haltung der menschen zur #Demokratie...

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:vk2mooi24pafrjmhpg4ymrv3/post/3lt3fob7vwz2a

We hope Republicans can 'get over it' when they lose their seats in the midterms because of this disastrous budget bill.
#MitchMcConnell #Budget #BigBadBill #USpolitics #DemocratsAbroad

We hope Republicans can 'get over it' when they lose their seats in the midterms because of this disastrous budget bill.
#MitchMcConnell #Budget #BigBadBill #USpolitics #DemocratsAbroad

Republicans are fully aware that the #BigBadBill is very cruel. They dont care.

‘Also, in the latest version of the bill, Republicans removed a last-minute excise tax on wind and solar projects that energy experts and business groups said would have been a potential “killer” to the renewable energy industry.’ #BigBadBill #TACO #renewables www.cnn.com/2025/07/01/p...

Senate GOP passes Trump’s ‘big...

‘Also, in the latest version of the bill, Republicans removed a last-minute excise tax on wind and solar projects that energy experts and business groups said would have been a potential “killer” to the renewable energy industry.’ #BigBadBill #TACO #renewables www.cnn.com/2025/07/01/p...

Senate GOP passes Trump’s ‘big...

Well, Senator Lisa Murkowski got "concessions" for Alaska for her vote on this disgusting bill. I guess the people who live in the other 49 states don't matter to her. ALL SHE HAD TO DO WAS VOTE NO!!!! JFC! #BigBadBill #PearlClutching

Well, Senator Lisa Murkowski got "concessions" for Alaska for her vote on this disgusting bill. I guess the people who live in the other 49 states don't matter to her. ALL SHE HAD TO DO WAS VOTE NO!!!! JFC! #BigBadBill #PearlClutching

According to comments on social media, the Big Bad Bill just passed the senate, goes back to the House.

#BigBadBill

@georgetakei

They are sending your mother home from the hospital so they can buy more private jets, bribe more governments.

They will let your son die to buy more Chamagne.

#coup #trump #bigBadBill

@georgetakei

They are sending your mother home from the hospital so they can buy more private jets, bribe more governments.

They will let your son die to buy more Chamagne.

#coup #trump #bigBadBill

Message from Mazamas and more:

Our public lands aren’t for sale. But they could be unless we speak up!!!
More than 3 million acres of Forest Service and BLM land across the West — including cherished places in Oregon and Washington where we hike and climb — could be sold off under a provision in Congress’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill.”

These are not vague parcels. They include areas around Eagle Creek, Larch Mountain, Timothy Lake, Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams. Trails like the Pacific Crest Trail, Timberline Trail, and climbs on Mount Hood’s South Side route and Mount Adams’ South Spur could be affected, according to maps produced by the Wilderness Society and the Outdoor Alliance.

🆘 Take action now. A Senate vote could happen by July 4.
📞 Call or 📧 email your senators and urge them to remove the public land sell-off provision from the bill:
OREGON
• Sen. Ron Wyden — (503) 326‑7525 | Email https://www.wyden.senate.gov/contact/email-ron
• Sen. Jeff Merkley — (503) 326‑3386 | Email https://www.merkley.senate.gov/contact/
WASHINGTON
• Sen. Patty Murray — (206) 553‑5545 | Email https://www.murray.senate.gov/write-to-patty/
• Sen. Maria Cantwell — (206) 220‑6400 | Email https://www.cantwell.senate.gov/contact

✍️ Sample message:
“Hi Senator [Name], I’m a constituent and a Mazama. I hike and climb in places like Eagle Creek, Mount Hood and Mount Adams. I’m asking you to oppose the land-sale provisions in the “Big Beautiful Bill.” These public lands are irreplaceable. Please help protect them.”

Sample letter:
Subject: Protect Our Public Lands: Remove the Public Lands Provision from the Trump Tax Bill

Please do not allow the selling off of public lands that are not only immeasurably valuable
aesthetically, environmentally, and recreationally, but also measurably valuable for local economies built around recreational industries and fisheries, and crucial to maintaining supplies of clean drinking water.

I write as a concerned constituent to urge you to advocate for the removal of the public lands provision from the current Trump tax bill. This provision, which proposes the sale of millions of acres of our shared natural heritage, represents a deeply misguided approach that will have devastating and irreversible consequences for our environment, our economy, and our way of life.

Public lands are not just parcels on a map; they are the very fabric of our communities and a cornerstone of our identity. They are where we learned to camp under starry skies and embarked on countless hiking and overlanding adventures that connect us to the wild. They are also where we have strapped on our skis for exhilarating runs, scaled breathtaking rock faces, and enjoyed a myriad of winter sports, from snowshoeing to cross-country skiing. These are the places where generations have forged memories, found solace, and faced the awe-inspiring beauty of the natural world. Protection of public lands in western states has strong bipartisan support, with polls consistently showing that a vast majority of western voters oppose the sale or transfer of these lands, recognizing their irreplaceable value.

Beyond the immeasurable intrinsic and recreational value, our public lands are vital economic engines for state and local economies. Outdoor recreation alone is a multi-billion dollar industry that supports countless jobs in tourism, hospitality, retail, and guiding services. The significant economic contributions from skiing, climbing, and other winter sports, in particular, bolster local economies throughout the colder months, sustaining communities that might otherwise face seasonal downturns. Local businesses, from small-town diners to gear shops, thrive on the steady stream of visitors drawn to our national forests, BLM lands, and other protected areas. Selling off these lands would not only eliminate access for recreation but also dismantle the economic infrastructure that has grown around them, leading to significant revenue losses for states and communities already struggling.

Furthermore, the environmental impact of this provision cannot be overstated. These lands encompass critical habitats for diverse wildlife, including vital migratory corridors for big game. They are home to pristine fisheries that support both recreational and commercial angling, and serve as crucial headwaters for watersheds that provide clean drinking water to countless communities.

Opening these sensitive areas to potential private development, extractive industries, or other uses without rigorous environmental review would jeopardize fragile ecosystems, pollute our water sources, and permanently alter the landscapes that define our region. We risk losing irreplaceable natural resources, impacting everything from the health of our rivers and streams to the sustainability of our hunting and fishing traditions.

To trade these invaluable assets for a short-term financial gain in a tax bill is a false economy.

The projected revenue from these sales is a drop in the bucket compared to the long-term economic and environmental costs. Once these lands are sold, they are gone forever, and with them, the opportunities for future generations to experience the same sense of wonder and connection that we have.

I respectfully urge you, Senator, to stand with your constituents and the overwhelming majority of westerners who cherish our public lands. Please work to remove the public lands provision from the Trump tax bill and instead champion policies that protect and preserve these national treasures for all Americans, now and for generations to come.

Thank you for your time and consideration of this critical issue.

#SavePublicLand #Oregon #Washington #USpol #BigBadBill

Message from Mazamas and more:

Our public lands aren’t for sale. But they could be unless we speak up!!!
More than 3 million acres of Forest Service and BLM land across the West — including cherished places in Oregon and Washington where we hike and climb — could be sold off under a provision in Congress’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill.”

These are not vague parcels. They include areas around Eagle Creek, Larch Mountain, Timothy Lake, Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams. Trails like the Pacific Crest Trail, Timberline Trail, and climbs on Mount Hood’s South Side route and Mount Adams’ South Spur could be affected, according to maps produced by the Wilderness Society and the Outdoor Alliance.

🆘 Take action now. A Senate vote could happen by July 4.
📞 Call or 📧 email your senators and urge them to remove the public land sell-off provision from the bill:
OREGON
• Sen. Ron Wyden — (503) 326‑7525 | Email https://www.wyden.senate.gov/contact/email-ron
• Sen. Jeff Merkley — (503) 326‑3386 | Email https://www.merkley.senate.gov/contact/
WASHINGTON
• Sen. Patty Murray — (206) 553‑5545 | Email https://www.murray.senate.gov/write-to-patty/
• Sen. Maria Cantwell — (206) 220‑6400 | Email https://www.cantwell.senate.gov/contact

✍️ Sample message:
“Hi Senator [Name], I’m a constituent and a Mazama. I hike and climb in places like Eagle Creek, Mount Hood and Mount Adams. I’m asking you to oppose the land-sale provisions in the “Big Beautiful Bill.” These public lands are irreplaceable. Please help protect them.”

Sample letter:
Subject: Protect Our Public Lands: Remove the Public Lands Provision from the Trump Tax Bill

Please do not allow the selling off of public lands that are not only immeasurably valuable
aesthetically, environmentally, and recreationally, but also measurably valuable for local economies built around recreational industries and fisheries, and crucial to maintaining supplies of clean drinking water.

I write as a concerned constituent to urge you to advocate for the removal of the public lands provision from the current Trump tax bill. This provision, which proposes the sale of millions of acres of our shared natural heritage, represents a deeply misguided approach that will have devastating and irreversible consequences for our environment, our economy, and our way of life.

Public lands are not just parcels on a map; they are the very fabric of our communities and a cornerstone of our identity. They are where we learned to camp under starry skies and embarked on countless hiking and overlanding adventures that connect us to the wild. They are also where we have strapped on our skis for exhilarating runs, scaled breathtaking rock faces, and enjoyed a myriad of winter sports, from snowshoeing to cross-country skiing. These are the places where generations have forged memories, found solace, and faced the awe-inspiring beauty of the natural world. Protection of public lands in western states has strong bipartisan support, with polls consistently showing that a vast majority of western voters oppose the sale or transfer of these lands, recognizing their irreplaceable value.

Beyond the immeasurable intrinsic and recreational value, our public lands are vital economic engines for state and local economies. Outdoor recreation alone is a multi-billion dollar industry that supports countless jobs in tourism, hospitality, retail, and guiding services. The significant economic contributions from skiing, climbing, and other winter sports, in particular, bolster local economies throughout the colder months, sustaining communities that might otherwise face seasonal downturns. Local businesses, from small-town diners to gear shops, thrive on the steady stream of visitors drawn to our national forests, BLM lands, and other protected areas. Selling off these lands would not only eliminate access for recreation but also dismantle the economic infrastructure that has grown around them, leading to significant revenue losses for states and communities already struggling.

Furthermore, the environmental impact of this provision cannot be overstated. These lands encompass critical habitats for diverse wildlife, including vital migratory corridors for big game. They are home to pristine fisheries that support both recreational and commercial angling, and serve as crucial headwaters for watersheds that provide clean drinking water to countless communities.

Opening these sensitive areas to potential private development, extractive industries, or other uses without rigorous environmental review would jeopardize fragile ecosystems, pollute our water sources, and permanently alter the landscapes that define our region. We risk losing irreplaceable natural resources, impacting everything from the health of our rivers and streams to the sustainability of our hunting and fishing traditions.

To trade these invaluable assets for a short-term financial gain in a tax bill is a false economy.

The projected revenue from these sales is a drop in the bucket compared to the long-term economic and environmental costs. Once these lands are sold, they are gone forever, and with them, the opportunities for future generations to experience the same sense of wonder and connection that we have.

I respectfully urge you, Senator, to stand with your constituents and the overwhelming majority of westerners who cherish our public lands. Please work to remove the public lands provision from the Trump tax bill and instead champion policies that protect and preserve these national treasures for all Americans, now and for generations to come.

Thank you for your time and consideration of this critical issue.

#SavePublicLand #Oregon #Washington #USpol #BigBadBill

If Republicans’ budget bill passes, the resulting recession will be a bad one.

Will the Deficits from Trump’s Tax Cuts Leave Us Unprepared to Deal with a Recession? | CEPR
https://cepr.net/publications/will-trump-leave-us-unprepared-to-deal-with-a-recession/

#TrumpRecession #BigBadBill #NoRepublicansEverAgain #IndictAndConvict #USPol

If Republicans’ budget bill passes, the resulting recession will be a bad one.

Will the Deficits from Trump’s Tax Cuts Leave Us Unprepared to Deal with a Recession? | CEPR
https://cepr.net/publications/will-trump-leave-us-unprepared-to-deal-with-a-recession/

#TrumpRecession #BigBadBill #NoRepublicansEverAgain #IndictAndConvict #USPol

#USA, #Trump: Der finale Angriff auf die #Demokratie ist das 'Big Beautiful Bill' #BBB, was es den Gerichten unmöglich machen wird, Urteile zu vollstrecken, da sie zur Vollstreckung öffentliche Mitittel beanspruchen müssten. Die gibt's dann nicht mehr. So wird die #Justiz zur Farce
#BigBadBill

https://youtu.be/JrpgSR0Y8Ms

Let's hope that #GOP will eat itself!

Mike Johnson faces 11th-hour blowup on Trump's big bill

https://www.axios.com/2025/05/21/mike-johnson-budget-bill-trump-salt-taxes?utm_source=microsoft

#BigBadBill #TrumpHatesThePoor #TrumpHatesChildren #TrumpSucks

Let's hope that #GOP will eat itself!

Mike Johnson faces 11th-hour blowup on Trump's big bill

https://www.axios.com/2025/05/21/mike-johnson-budget-bill-trump-salt-taxes?utm_source=microsoft

#BigBadBill #TrumpHatesThePoor #TrumpHatesChildren #TrumpSucks