Stimulus & Bailout Watch Thread

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state budgets and public transportation also need significant support
yeah, but they shouldnt get everything they ask for. good opportunity to force them to get their house in order and reform spending

ultimately its for their own good :yeshrug: politicians are utterly unwilling to confront those issues, now they have an excuse
 

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state budgets and public transportation also need significant support
i have a personal gripe against pub trans being supported federally. BART in particular is terribly managed, employees are overpaid and it costs too much and covers too little
 

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:russell:We still doing this, same shyt they been saying since June



They only bring this shyt up when other shyt they're doing is giving them bad press.

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:mjlol:. We got the economy in shambles, people who kept their jobs but got their hours and business drastically cut, and essential workers who never got their hazard pay despite working through any and every shutdown, but they "don't need a $1200 check."

Never change, America. :wow:

i agree but if its one or the other you gotta give it to those who have nothing
 

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:mjlol:. We got the economy in shambles, people who kept their jobs but got their hours and business drastically cut, and essential workers who never got their hazard pay despite working through any and every shutdown, but they "don't need a $1200 check."

Never change, America. :wow:
most people would agree those people need checks, but we can't/won't target like that - it takes too long. just like there are people who made 100k in 2019 at their small biz or restaurant sitting here making 50k this year who didn't get the first stimulus check because they "made too much" based on 2018/2019 tax filings. the shyt aint perfect. so what we can do is make sure those out of work and with severely cut hours get more weeks of UI eligibility, get supplemental UI benefits, that small businesses don't continue to go under and that states have the budget to support these efforts - that should be the focus right now (and the past 3 months), we got a senate who isn't letting much more than that through.
 

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The democrats compromised 2.5 trillion from their highest proposal. The republicans compromised 3.4 billion from their lowest. You tell me who won. From me it looks like one side pretty much gave up everything and the other side was virtually unmoving. This is what reaching across the aisle looks like?
 

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i agree but if its one or the other you gotta give it to those who have nothing

The only reason it's one or the other is because these bytchmade Democrats let McConnell punk them again and caved in the interest of 'bipartisanship' again. The $1200 was the most popular part of the CARES Act, and it actually benefited congress because people were so happy about it that they glossed over all the other corporate bullshyt they threw in. Even Trump wanted the checks (before the election anyway. I doubt he gives a shyt now).

Never mind the fact that the unemployed that everyone is pretending to be so concerned about literally get their UI enhancement cut in half under this proposal, and that $1200 could have helped them with the difference.
 

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The democrats compromised 2.5 trillion from their highest proposal. The republicans compromised 3.4 billion from their lowest. You tell me who won. From me it looks like one side pretty much gave up everything and the other side was virtually unmoving. This is what reaching across the aisle looks like?

$1200 checks
$600 UI enhancement
No corporate liability shield
~$2 Trillion price tag
Nearly $1 trillion in state and local aid

All supposed red lines for the Democrats that they immediately caved on as soon as Trump lost. :unimpressed:
 
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