
Nov 18, 2005
Musgrave Votes for Budget That Puts Special Interests First, Middle Class Last
Nov 18, 2005
Musgrave Votes for Budget That Puts Special Interests First, Middle Class Last
Today, Congresswoman Marilyn Musgrave Voted for the GOP Budget Which Included Massive Cuts to Middle Class Investments Instead of Cuts to Huge Special Interest Giveaways
(Washington, D.C.) Today, after two weeks of arm twisting and deal making the Republican leadership in Congress finally put the budget to a vote. The budget reconciliation bill sets the fiscal agenda for the country and the Republican leadership is supporting their status quo: maintaining big special interest giveaways at the expense of middle class families. Congresswoman Marilyn Musgrave could have supported the Colorado families she represents, but instead she supported the massive cuts to middle class investments.
"Congresswoman Marilyn Musgrave blindly rubberstamped the status quo Republican leadership in supporting a budget so full of cuts to critical middle class priorities," said Bill Burton, communications director for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. "Musgrave could have fought to take back billions in giveaways to the special interests, but instead she chose cuts, cuts and more cuts for investments that middle class families depend on, such as student aid, job creation and child care support. Colorado families deserve a member of Congress who fights for what they need, not what their special interests donors demand."
Marilyn Musgrave could have pushed to take back the $14.5 billion in giveaways to big energy corporations but instead she supported massive cuts to:
Marilyn Musgrave could have led the fight to take back the $5.4 billion HMO slush fund but instead she chose massive cuts in:
Marilyn Musgrave supported all $50 billion in cuts to critical middle class investments, she could have stood with Colorado families but instead he chose cuts in:
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