McCollum Holds the House Floor to Prevent a Devastating Default
Congresswoman
"House Republican leaders have introduced legislation to make permanent the Trump tax cuts for the rich and balloon the federal deficit--while at the same time, they are holding our economy hostage by demanding disastrous funding cuts to air traffic safety, rail safety, and as we approach
* Kill about 7,300 jobs in MN-04 alone. Nationwide, a default could kill more than 7 million jobs.
* Jeopardize Social Security payments for 79,000 families in MN-04.
* Put health benefits at risk for 256,000 people in MN-04 who rely on Medicare, Medicaid, or
* Increase lifetime mortgage costs for the typical homeowner in
* Raise the costs of a new car loan for the typical American by
* Threaten the retirement savings of 87,000 people near retirement in MN-04, eliminating
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View video here: https://youtu.be/6kqSa-0kzQY
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Original text here: https://mccollum.house.gov/media/press-releases/mccollum-holds-house-floor-prevent-devastating-default



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