The Biden Administration is driving our economy off a fiscal cliff!😱

1 year ago
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Since President Biden stepped into office, we have never seen such a large amount of spending through Executive Orders and Congressional spending bills.
Congressional spending during Biden's term has totaled roughly 3.25 trillion dollars. If not for resistance from moderate democrats in office who were concerned about the state of the economy and rising inflation, he would have spent more.
The American Rescue Plan passed through the House in March and saw as much as 1.9 trillion dollars in spending on Coronavirus relief in the form of weekly unemployment at $300 per applicant and stimulus checks.
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill, although deemed much more appropriate by Republicans for spending on roads, bridges, broadband, and water pipes, was still a whopping 1.2 trillion dollars. And finally, while it did not make it to the president's desk in time, the proposed Build Back Better spending bill would run the U.S. 1.75 trillion dollars.
On top of this incredible spending, while inflation is at record highs, Biden has sent 8.2 billion dollars to the war effort in Ukraine.
It's time to hold our government to a level of fiscal responsibility that is budgeted so that we, the people, do not continue to foot the bill for the outrageous amount of spending congress and the presidential office spend.
Washington is broken. Here at Convention of States we have the solution as big as the problem.

An Article V Convention of States is called and controlled by the states and has the power to PROPOSE constitutional amendments.

These are our three, simple talking points.
1. Limit the power and jurisdiction of the federal government (including the president)
2. Limit the terms of office for federal officials
3. Limit the ability of Congress and the president to spend and waste our hard-earned money

What can you do?

Sign the petition:
https://conventionofstates.com/take_action

Let your legislators know you want them to take action! 💪

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