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Y'all are free to believe anything that you want but...........the bulk of that money is for the "Club" and you ain't in it!!!
"In the course of three days, Trump fired an IG for telling the truth, attacked another for exposing the totality of a health care pandemic, and removed another in a brazen effort to avoid being held accountable for how trillions of taxpayer dollars will be allocated. The sum of these actions is nothing short of blatant corruption in plain sight. Free from the limitations of accountability, there is nothing stopping the president from turning the so-called “Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act” (CARES Act) into a $2 trillion personal slush fund." https://www.usatoday.com/story/opini...mn/2973535001/ |
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04-12-2020, 06:06 PM
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Financial aid of any type should only go to companies manufacturing in the states and/or those willing to move/relocate manufacturing operations back to this country.
Fine is a bought and paid for establishment stooge...should have been canned long ago. They're calling the covid19 a pandemic. Check Webster's definition of pandemic...not even close. The fed's response is WAY over the top for 90% of the country. The NYC/northeast and other over populated areas have the vast majority of the outbreak. Stricker measures needed there for sure but not so much here in "fly over" country. The $2 trillion response is like putting a bandaid on a large caliber chest wound. The governments over reaction to this IS causing an economic "pandemic".
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