One year after Congress handed massive tax breaks to billionaires and powerful corporations, Americans are still paying the price.
The Who Pays? Bus Tour will soon travel across the country! See all the stops below and come back to our website as we add in more event details and RSVP page links.
The tour will pull back the curtain on one simple question: Who benefited, and who got stuck with the bill?
At every stop, we’ll tell the local story behind the headlines. We’ll examine what happened after Washington shifted even more wealth and power to those at the top: schools stretched thinner, health care costs rising, food banks struggling, and working families asked to do more with less.
This tour isn’t about partisan politics. It’s about accountability.
For decades, billionaires, corporate lobbyists, and their allies have rigged the rules to enrich themselves while telling everyone else to tighten their belts. The result is an economy where working people pay more, get less, and are often blamed for problems they didn’t create.
Families Over Billionaires Executive Director Kristen Crowell knows that story firsthand. Like millions of Americans, she spent years believing financial struggles were personal failures before realizing the system was designed to benefit rich insiders at everyone else’s expense. She’s once again joining communities across America to expose how the game is rigged, and to build a movement to change it.
The Who Pays? Bus Tour will bring together workers, parents, small business owners, educators, faith leaders, advocates, and local elected officials to share stories, connect the dots, and demand a tax system that works for everyone, not just the ultra-rich.
Because when billionaires get break after break, somebody else gets the bill.
It’s time for Americans to know who pays.
Cities and Dates:
Portland, Maine – Tuesday, June 30th
Manchester, New Hampshire – Wednesday, July 1st
Scranton, Pennsylvania – Thursday, July 2nd
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – Thursday, July 2nd
Warren, Michigan – Monday, July 6th
Flint, Michigan – Tuesday, July 7th
Chicago, Illinois – Wednesday, July 8th
Racine, Wisconsin – Wednesday, July 8th
Janesville, Wisconsin – Thursday, July 9th
La Crosse, Wisconsin – Thursday, July 9th
Minneapolis, Minnesota area (Final location TBD) – Friday, July 10th
Cedar Rapids, Iowa or Waterloo, Iowa (Final location TBD) – Saturday, July 11th
Davenport, Iowa or another one of the Quad Cities (Final location TBD) – Saturday, July 11th
Omaha, Nebraska – Sunday, July 12th
Denver, Colorado – Monday, July 13th
Phoenix, Arizona – Wednesday, July 15th
Tuscon, Arizona – Thursday, July 16th
