Congress Should Exclude Poison Pills, Legacy Riders from Spending Bills
For Immediate Release: Sept. 21, 2022 Contact: David Rosen, drosen@citizen.org WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congress should
Citizens Speak Out: Congress Must Finish Appropriating
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Ordinary citizens from across the country are calling on Congress to finish
Groups Call on Congress to Finish Appropriating as Feb. 18 Funding Deadline Approaches
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Groups in the Clean Budget Coalition are calling on federal lawmakers to
With the Annual Spending Process About to Start, Lawmakers Should Make It a Priority to Remove Legacy Poison Pills From Annual Spending Bills
For Immediate Release: May 27, 2021 Contact: David Rosen, drosen@citizen.org WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Clean
Congress Should Remove Legacy Riders From FY 2021 Spending Bills
Legacy Riders Harm Women’s Health, Our Campaign Finance System, Endangered Species, Our Environment, Consumer Product
Appropriators Must Not Backtrack on Removing Harmful Legacy Riders
Nov. 12, 2019 Contact: David Rosen, drosen@citizen.org, (202) 588-7742 Lisa Gilbert, lgilbert@citizen.org, (202) 454-5188 Tonight,
79 Groups Call for a Clean Budget, Removal of Legacy Riders
For Immediate Release: Nov. 4, 2019 Contact: David Rosen, drosen@citizen.org, (202) 588-7742 WASHINGTON, D.C. –
Appropriations Bills Should Exclude Legacy Riders That Harm the Public
For Immediate Release: Oct. 23, 2019 Contact: David Rosen, drosen@citizen.org, (202) 588-7742 Lisa Gilbert, lgilbert@citizen.org,
Leahy, Clean Budget Leaders Call on Congress to Reject Poison Pills in December Spending Bills
U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), ranking member on the U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee, and leaders from the Clean Budget Coalition are calling on Congress to reject partisan, poison pills attached to the December spending bills.
Partisan Poison Pills Don’t Belong in December Appropriations Bills
A diverse array of groups in the Clean Budget Coalition sent a letter today urging members of Congress to remove all of the partisan, poison pill policy riders from the December appropriations bills.