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June 12 2025

Rep. Mullin’s Statement on the Rescissions Act of 2025

Today, House Republicans voted to rip away $9.4 billion in vital federal investments—slashing support for public broadcasting, gutting life-saving global AIDS prevention, and abandoning our commitments to international partners. At a time when families are struggling with the cost of living, House Republicans chose to go after Sesame Street instead of solving real problems.

Let’s be clear: this isn’t about fiscal responsibility. This is about pushing a deeply unpopular, ideologically extreme agenda. From dismantling the bipartisan President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief—a program that has saved millions of lives—to defunding local PBS and rural radio stations that keep Americans safe and informed, this package is cruel and short-sighted.

President Trump and his Republican allies continue to target the very programs that support our national security, public health, and democratic values. Rather than standing up for working families, they are codifying the chaos unleashed by an unelected billionaire. These cuts make America more vulnerable, more isolated, and less informed.

House Republicans have once again chosen political stunts over serious leadership. I will keep fighting back against these attacks and stay focused on delivering for the American people—lowering costs, protecting critical services, and standing up for facts, science, and compassion.