Terry's family has farmed Alden, MN for generations. Rep. Finstad voted for tariffs that crushed fuel and fertilizer costs, then cut taxes for billionaires. This is what betrayal looks like. Watch Terry tell it himself.

Arizona farmers are paying the price for soaring diesel costs while Republicans in Congress try to defend it. Every extra dollar at the pump means higher food prices, tighter margins, and more family farms wondering how long they can hold on. https://bit.ly/3OURxAT

High fuel prices are crushing Arizona farmers. Why it matters

High diesel prices are putting local metro Phoenix farmers in a tough spot. They're having to make difficult decisions that could affect Arizonans.

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Republicans in Congress’ cuts to SNAP hurt everyone – farmers included. Lower grocery spending in rural communities means farmers are taking another hit in addition to the high costs for fuel, fertilizer, and equipment. https://www.foodandwine.com/2026-farm-bill-snap-cuts-food-prices-11965587

The New Farm Bill Could Reshape Food Prices, SNAP Benefits, and Who Gets Access to Food

The House passed the Farm, Food and National Security Act of 2026, potentially ending years of gridlock, though its Senate path remains uncertain. The bill maintains $187 billion in previously enacted...

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Healthcare got cut, costs went up, and Republicans in Congress thought we wouldn’t stand up against these attacks? Not on our watch. We worked with @socialsecurityworks.org , @economicsecurityproject.org, and communities across the country to hold them accountable. It’s time to cut costs – not care.

Republicans in Congress voted to cut our healthcare just to give tax breaks to their billionaire buddies who don’t need them. Our economy is rigged so working people hurt while the ultra-wealthy profit.

Rep Tom Kean Jr., where are you? While working people struggle to get by, you're trading stocks. New Jerseyans want a representative that shows up to the job and looks out for their wallets -- not just his own.

Jason relies on Medicaid and is speaking out as Congressional Republicans’ budget cuts put healthcare coverage at risk. For Jason — and millions like him — this isn’t politics. It’s whether he can afford the care he needs to live. It’s time to cut costs – not care. https://bit.ly/4u7C9QS

Wisconsin man who relies on Medicaid speaks out against GOP cuts in budget law

Jason Endres shared his concerns as hospitals in southwest Wisconsin stand to lose millions in annual revenue.

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Republicans in Congress keep claiming inflation is going down, but working families are still paying more for gas, groceries, and everyday life. When costs go up, working people pay the price. It’s time to Unrig Our Economy. https://bit.ly/4uGiIOW

Key inflation gauge jumps to highest level in 3 years as Iran war spikes gas prices

A key inflation measure jumped in March as gas prices soared, the latest sign that the Iran war is pushing up the cost of living and delaying any interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

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Unrig Our Economy@unrigoureconomy.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Republicans in Congress cut healthcare and increased our costs. Over the last month, we worked with @socialsecurityworks.org @economicsecurityproject.org and communities nationwide to host 40 events calling to end these attacks on healthcare. It’s time to cut costs – not care. https://bit.ly/3R4IVbp

Trump and Republicans in Congress voted to raise our costs, leaving working people struggling to get by – and they just admitted they don't think about it, "not even a little bit."

Rising gas prices are hurting working people - and Republicans in Congress don’t seem to care. They’re choosing a war in Iran over Americans being able to afford to live. They might want to stop talking about it, but we won’t. It’s time that Congress puts working people first. https://bit.ly/4u7e24R

Republicans Don't Want to Talk About Gas Prices Anymore

Gas prices are how voters measure the success of the economy. The Iran war is causing rising gas prices, and battleground district Republicans have mostly gone silent.

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Republicans in Congress cut healthcare and increased our costs. Over the last month, we worked with @socialsecurityworks.org @economicsecurityproject.org and communities nationwide to host 40 events calling to end these attacks on healthcare. It’s time to cut costs – not care. https://bit.ly/3R4IVbp

Missoula and Polson rallies focus on health care concerns

MISSOULA, Mont. — Western Montana rallies were held this weekend over health care concerns.

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Small businesses got hit with tariffs. Now they’re fighting through red tape just to get their own money back. While they struggle, Republicans in Congress put corporations and billionaires first. https://n.pr/4cSCpgw

He recorded his quest for tariff refunds. It shows why billions may never get repaid

After the Supreme Court struck down most of President Trump's tariffs, Richard Brown began lining up the paperwork he needed to get his refund. Experts say many businesses may never get their money ba...

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Millions are losing healthcare and Republicans in Congress are focused on an unnecessary war in Iran? Putting a war before the needs of Americans will have devastating consequences. It's time they put people first, to cut costs NOT care, and get their priorities straight. https://bit.ly/4nlzJeN

Democrats demand Republicans prioritize federal healthcare over Iran war

Democratic lawmakers scolded Republicans and the Trump administration Wednesday for efforts to gut the Affordable Care Act amid rising costs at the pump and the grocery store, highlighting one of thei...

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$187 BILLION in SNAP cuts isn’t “budget reform” – it’s fewer meals for kids, less business for local stores, and another hit to struggling communities. SNAP supports farmers, truckers, and small-town economies too. And Republicans in Congress voted to hurt working people – again, and again.

Republicans in Congress are still prioritizing billionaires, corporations, and an unnecessary war in Iran – over Americans being able to afford their groceries. For working families, rising prices at the checkout line is making it harder to get by. https://nbcnews.to/4wkeT3C

Graphic: How grocery prices have changed since Trump took office

NBC News is tracking changes in the prices of eggs, bread, ground beef, chicken and other grocery items to monitor the impact on consumers’ food bills.

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For working people, rising healthcare costs are just like a pay cut. Rising healthcare costs are forcing workers to skip care, take on debt, and even rethink running small businesses. It’s time to cut costs – not care. https://bit.ly/42su4Km

Wages aren’t keeping up with rising healthcare costs, Wisconsin report says

A Milwaukee woman’s monthly health insurance rate jumped from $370 to $1,164 after Affordable Care Act tax credits expired.

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When healthcare is unaffordable, people get hurt. Thanks to Republicans, rising costs are preventing working people from getting the care they need. It’s time to cut costs – not care

More than 300,000 Floridians have lost SNAP food assistance under the Republican Tax Law. At a time of rising costs, cuts to basic food support hurt working families. This is unacceptable – we all deserve food on the table. www.naplesnews.com/story/news/2...

SNAP cuts impact nearly 300,000 Floridians. It's not over.

Nearly 300,000 Floridians lost SNAP benefits due to federal cuts and tougher eligibility rules, impacting seniors and veterans.

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To those of you who claim there isn't enough money for healthcare, while spending billions on endless wars and corporate giveaways: We don't believe you. Hands off Medicaid. Hands off Medicare. Hands off affordable healthcare! - Rep. Adelita Grijalva (D-AZ)

You can't expect a regular middle-class couple to pay $2,433.27 a month for a premium. Republicans in Congress are making it harder to see a doctor or pay for health coverage. All so billionaires and big corporations can get another tax break. - Audrey Horn of Omaha NE

"The healthcare costs of every single American family right now are going through the roof. The reality is, you cannot cut more than $900 billion of healthcare spending, and expect those costs not to be made up somewhere else." - @repbrendanboyle.bsky.social

Republicans think we can't afford healthcare. We can't afford nutrition. We can't afford to bolster Social Security. But we can spend $60 billion on a ill-advised and unauthorized military incursion in Iran. - @morelle.house.gov

Medicaid pays for the care I need to live independently, to work, and to give back. When Republicans in Congress cut Medicaid, they didn't just cut a line in the budget. They cut the care that helps people like me live independently. - Tiffany Mason

Healthcare cuts are making care more expensive, less accessible and less secure. Billionaires can get tax cuts, but people can't go to the doctor when they need to go to the doctor. - @debbiedingell.house.gov

64% of Americans are worried about affording healthcare. Most expect prices to keep rising. Republicans in Congress might not be worried about how Medicaid cuts and increased costs hurt working people – but we are. It’s time to cut costs – not care. www.kff.org/public-opini...

KFF Health Tracking Poll: Health Care Costs and the Midterms | KFF

This KFF poll finds that health care costs continue to top the public’s list of affordability worries, even as concerns about gas prices have risen in recent weeks, with two-thirds of the public expre...

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It’s time for Republicans in Congress to get their priorities straight. It’s time to Unrig Our Economy.

Congressional Republicans’ unnecessary war is hitting working people the hardest. It means paychecks lost, hours cut, and families stretched even thinner while everyday costs keep rising.

SNAP participation is down by about 2.5 million people. For working families, that’s the difference between a full fridge and skipping meals. https://bit.ly/4mfezhQ

SNAP Tracker: People Are Losing Food Assistance as the Republican Megabill Is Implemented

SNAP participation nationwide fell by 2.5 million people (6 percent) between the law’s July 2025 enactment and December of that year, the latest month of data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Drought, rising fuel and fertilizer costs, and trade pressures are all hitting farmers at the same time. When it costs more just to plant and harvest, those costs don’t stay on the farm — they mean higher grocery prices for everyone. https://bit.ly/4eBQ4tm

Tariffs, war, and now a historic drought have converged into a ‘perfect storm’ for U.S. farmers and food prices | Fortune

It'll reflect on Americans' grocery bills.

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