Billionaires Slash Medicaid!
Congress has voted to protect billionaires while slashing Medicaid, putting the lives of disabled Americans at serious risk. Yet here in Fresno, there’s no local Disability Voices United office to sound the alarm—no rallies, no public meetings, no organized response. That’s a big part of the problem.

Hands-Off News is ready to step in and help coordinate local events, but we can’t do it without community support. We need to hear from you. If you're in Fresno or the Central Valley and want to take action—whether through rallies, organizing meetings, or applying pressure on elected officials—we need you to raise your voice.

Just two dozen emails expressing a desire to start local organizing efforts will be enough to get things moving. That’s all it takes to begin building a real response in Fresno—24 people saying “I’m ready to help.” If you care about protecting disabled lives and standing up to a system that favors billionaires over basic human dignity, now is the time to act.

Send an email to winpages@gmail.com with the subject line “Organize Fresno Now” and let us know you’re in. Then share this message and encourage others to do the same. This is our chance to come together and make a difference—before it’s too late.

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