John,

On Friday night, Matt Rosendale decided once again to vote AGAINST the interests of his constituents in our state when he voted NO on the Inflation Reduction Act.

The Act still passed and the American people will benefit, but we think it's important that we lay out exactly what this bill is going to do for Montanans so that you can see everything Rosendale voted against.

• Expanded Medicare Benefits including capping out-of-pocket drug costs.
• Historic climate investment reducing carbon emissions by roughly 40% by 2030.
• Lower health care costs saving the average ACA enrollee $800 per year, allowing Medicare to negotiate 100 drugs over the next decade, and requiring drug companies to rebate back price increases higher than inflation.
• $60 billion invested to create millions of new domestic clean manufacturing jobs.
• Closes tax loopholes for the wealthy with a 15% minimum tax, a 1% fee on stock buybacks, and enhanced IRS enforcement.
• Cuts household energy bills by $500 to $1,000 per year.
• Cuts household energy bills by $500 to $1,000 per year.

Rosendale voted against this bill because he continues to put partisan politics ahead of the needs of Montanans. Will you help us replace him with someone who will fight for us by rushing in $25 today?