Posted on Apr 10, 2020
Senate Democrats block GOP move to provide more money for small businesses
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The Democrats tried to block the Coronavirus Stimulus Bill so they could load it with pork for themselves and their favorite constituents like illegal aliens and Planned Parenthood abortionists. Now they're trying again by blocking aid to small businesses, et al. What makes them think they'll get away with it this time? Or, are you encouraging them?
Senate Democrats block GOP move to provide more money for small businesses
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After reading that article and others on the subject I’m convinced the only way to know the truth on this matter is to read the full bill and the amendments both sides were contentious about. Cause clearly both sides are using partisan talking points. I just don’t trust anything McConnell, Schumer, Pelosi, or McCarthy say is in a bill anymore. Their all frauds with self interest agendas.
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How dare the democrats insist that workers, small businesses and local banks get a more comprehensive stimulus package. The horror.
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MCPO Roger Collins
stration and mandatory state absentee voting.
-100% elimination of the U.S. Postal Service’s debt and gives USPS $20 billion for lost revenue.
– Corporate board diversity requirements for any company that receives stimulus help.
-Wind and solar tax credits.
-Cancels several Presidential executive orders and memorandums that are disliked by American labor unions.
-Requires companies that receive stimulus funds to implement a $15 minimum wage.
– Implements new carbon offset restrictions on airlines, a top Green New Deal goal.
– Special rules for minimum funding of retirement plans for community newspapers.
– $35 million to the John F. Kennedy Center.
– $300 million for the National Endowment of the Arts.
– $300 million for the National Endowment of the Humanities.
– $100 million for NASA.
– $278 million for the IRS.
– Makes many other changes to the provisions of the Senate bill, which may have been negotiable in the House without the introduction of a separate bill.
The Pelosi bill, according to Axios, has a price tag of $2.5 trillion, about $500 billion more than the Senate bill.“
-100% elimination of the U.S. Postal Service’s debt and gives USPS $20 billion for lost revenue.
– Corporate board diversity requirements for any company that receives stimulus help.
-Wind and solar tax credits.
-Cancels several Presidential executive orders and memorandums that are disliked by American labor unions.
-Requires companies that receive stimulus funds to implement a $15 minimum wage.
– Implements new carbon offset restrictions on airlines, a top Green New Deal goal.
– Special rules for minimum funding of retirement plans for community newspapers.
– $35 million to the John F. Kennedy Center.
– $300 million for the National Endowment of the Arts.
– $300 million for the National Endowment of the Humanities.
– $100 million for NASA.
– $278 million for the IRS.
– Makes many other changes to the provisions of the Senate bill, which may have been negotiable in the House without the introduction of a separate bill.
The Pelosi bill, according to Axios, has a price tag of $2.5 trillion, about $500 billion more than the Senate bill.“
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