House Republicans’ Extreme Budget Plan Fails Families, Children, and Communities
The House Republican reconciliation bill makes deep cuts to food assistance and health care for millions of people while showering ever larger tax breaks on the wealthiest households. The bill would achieve those cuts in large part by forcing families and individuals to bear higher costs and more red tape and by imposing substantial new costs on state and local governments that would be hard for them to shoulder even when times are good, let alone now with their finances under growing strain and many economic forecasters citing increased risks of recession. Ultimately those costs — and harms — will be borne by parents, children, veterans, seniors, people with disabilities, immigrants, and others across every community in every state.
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