NY Times: They savaged their party's bill. Then they voted for it.

Chip in to fund billboards where Republicans are vulnerable in 2026 to HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) wrote in The New York Times that Trump’s tax bill slashing Medicaid was, "morally wrong." Then he voted for it.

Rep. Keith Self (R-TX) called Trump’s bill, "morally and fiscally bankrupt." He voted for it too.

Rep. David Valadao (R-CA) warned just last weekend that he could not embrace the "harmful cuts to Medicaid" in Trump’s bill. He also voted for it.

Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Z) said, "There's some amazingly bad stuff in here, like, I mean, let's just face it, Elon Musk is right. It's bad." And then he voted for it.

Republicans in Congress knew how bad this bill was. They said so themselves. Their betrayal of their constituents is a massive moral failure. THERE MUST BE ACCOUNTABILITY.

As a first step, we’re placing billboards exposing what they’ve done in the hometowns of Republican Senators and Representatives who are among the most vulnerable in 2026 – places where any Republican loss could flip control and finally give Democrats a check on Trump’s despotism.

Can you chip in $3 (or $30 if you can) to help us put massive billboards holding Republicans in Congress ACCOUNTABLE in states and districts Democrats can flip in 2026?

Thanks for being part of this movement.

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