![]() Budgets are moral documents. They reveal who we protect—and who we sacrifice. Today the U.S. Senate approved a reconciliation bill that slashes food assistance, health care, and renewable energy, while giving more subsidies to fossil fuel corporations and more tax breaks to billionaires. 160+ faith leaders from across the country—Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Unitarian Universalist and more—have spoken out: This bill is morally repugnant. It enshrines greed and injustice into law. It must be stopped. This morning, North Carolina faith leaders delivered a strong, public message to Senator Thom Tillis—urging him to hold his ground and continue opposing this bill on the national stage. Your continued vocal opposition can help magnify their impact and demonstrate that this is a moral stand supported nationwide. Here’s what you can do:
As people of faith, we refuse to stay silent while the powerful profit at the expense of the poor and the planet. Let’s rise up with love and moral courage. In faith and solidarity, P.S. Your voice is powerful. Your call and your signature can help turn the tide. Don’t wait. |
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Tuesday, July 1, 2025
GreenFaith - Call your Representatives: Stop the Immoral Reconciliation Bill
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