Important 🧵: There is a tax credit included in Republicans' reconciliation bill that claims to be paid leave. Here's what we know—it does nothing to make leave more affordable for employers or employees & gives another leg up to wealthy corporations.

Ahead of the 60th anniversary of Head Start, we’re calling on the Trump administration and Congress to keep funding for the critical program intact. Check out our ✨new✨ storybook featuring Wisconsin providers, educators and parents. familyfriendlyeconomy.org/news_stories/s…

168,559 PA-07 residents are on Medicaid & 112,195 rely on SNAP. Does U.S. Congressman Ryan Mackenzie consider his constituents losing access to critical assistance that helps them put food on the table & pay their medical bills “little bumps in the road”? foxnews.com/video/63730669…

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“I just need to stress: there is no back-filling at the state level. There are no dollars available at the state level to make up for these cuts at the federal level. So if they cut someone off Medicaid, they’re off. We will not be able to fix that for them," PA Gov. Shapiro

As House members plan to vote on Trump's tax plan that slashes SNAP & Medicaid for working families to fund billionaire tax breaks, PA-10 residents gathered in Harrisburg on Monday to urge Rep. Scott Perry to listen to his constituents and stand up for their benefits.

Nearly 1 in 4 Pennsylvanians are on Medicaid. These cuts will have devastating effects across the Commonwealth, especially for the most vulnerable communities. keystonenewsroom.com/2025/05/15/med…

‼️ Congressman Rob Bresnahan Jr., who previously vowed to protect Medicaid in a letter just last month, voted for the largest cut to the program in history. New reporting says he stands to personally gain from the tax bill, while 230,000 of his constituents face cuts. prospect.org/politics/2025-…

Protects vital programs? This tax bill includes the largest cuts to Medicaid and SNAP in history and triggers automatic cuts to Medicare. How does that address the needs of working families and seniors?

It's time to remind Rep. Scott Perry who he works for. And since he won't face his constituents, we'll have to go to him. Tomorrow at 12 pm, join fellow PA-10 constituents in hand delivering letters to his district office in Mechanicsburg. mobilize.us/indivisible/ev…

Let's keep the momentum going with an advocacy day in Harrisburg. On June 3, join us at 9 AM in the Capitol’s main rotunda for a press conference focused on the positive impact that paid family and medical leave would have on the labor community. Let’s pass the #FamilyCareAct

Today is Rep. Scott Perry's birthday! Hope he's set aside some extra funds to deal with skyrocketing costs under Trump's leadership. Those tariffs can really take a toll on a birthday cake. If today isn't sweet, it will definitely still be tariff-ic! pennlive.com/news/2025/04/r…

Working families across Pennsylvania deserve the #FamilyCareAct.

"Cold and callous." That’s how Paula Bussard, a Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, resident, described a recent response sent from US Congressman Scott Perry’s (R-York) office after advocating for Alex Bussard, her disabled son who relies on Medicaid. keystonenewsroom.com/2025/05/27/sco…

NEW from SeanKitchen.bsky.social: Scott Perry responds to a constituent advocating for her disabled son with a shocking letter in which he rants about the "desperate, fear mongering" liberal media and dismisses her valid concerns about Medicaid cuts. keystonenewsroom.com/2025/05/27/sco…

Just a week before he voted for the largest cuts to Medicaid in history, a PA-10 mother who cares for her disabled son reached out to Rep. Scott Perry with concerns about the Trump tax plan. He dismissed them in a bizarre and callous letter. keystonenewsroom.com/2025/05/27/sco…

These constitutens are dropping off letters to Scott Perry because Scott Perry hasn't held a town hall since 2019. Perry voted to cut $800 billion from Medicaid last week. #pa10

Seems like U.S. Congressman Ryan Mackenzie, Congressman Rob Bresnahan Jr., & Rep. Scott Perry all got the same talking points. Why own up to voting to gut Medicaid and SNAP for your own constituents to fund billionaire tax cuts when you can just claim that's all "left wing lies" and "fear mongering propaganda"?

Voting against the interests of working families in Pennsylvania makes you a loser.