Description
Every Day: Turning Betrayal Into Recovery is a manual for civic action in the aftermath of a legislative attack. In 2025, Congress passed the “Official Big Beautiful Bill”—a sweeping budget that slashed food aid, cut Medicaid, rewrote tax law for the wealthy, and gutted protections for workers, students, immigrants, veterans, and the environment. It was marketed as reform. In truth, it was sabotage.
This book exposes that sabotage. It offers a detailed taxonomy of harm—tracking each provision by category, source, consequence, and intent. Every chapter names what public money should do—and what this bill did instead. It explains the structural logic behind the cruelty. It tags who benefits, who suffers, and what it means for the country. And it does so without slogans or guesswork. This is fact-based, morally framed, and strategically usable.
But exposure is not enough. Every Day equips voters, organizers, candidates, and journalists to act. It includes ten accountability questions for each category. It maps congressional votes. It names every member of Congress who passed this bill—and shows how to hold them accountable. Because while the vote cannot be undone, the consequences can still be answered. And every seat is now vulnerable.
This is not a book of outrage. It is a book of tools. Every page is an action. Every number is a choice. And every day is a chance to build something better.
Read it. Use it. Share it. The betrayal is real. So is the recovery.
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