The Senate just approved the Rescissions Act with devastating cuts to public media. The bill now returns to the House. Now is the time for one final push to urge your Representative to vote NO on the Rescissions Act.
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The Senate just approved the Rescissions Act with devastating cuts that would cancel $1.1 billion in public media funding already signed into law. The bill now returns to the House, where a final vote will happen within hours. Call your Representative now and urge them to protect local stations and vote against the Rescissions Act.
