Stuartbirdan2
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President Trump signed the "Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act" (the CARES Act) on the afternoon of March 27, 2020, following voice-vote approval earlier in the day by the US House of Representatives and a unanimous 96-0 vote by the US Senate on March 25. The CARES Act’s estimated $2+ trillion price tag includes: extraordinary public health spending to confront the COVID-19 pandemic; immediate cash relief for individual citizens; a broad lending program for small business; and, targeted relief for hard-hit industries• The three biggest developments, experts say, have been the wide-scale coronavirus vaccination program, passage of his $1.9 trillion coronavirus and economic relief bill, and the rejoining of the Paris climate accord.
The first one was jumping on Trump's coattails with his great accomplishments; Dementia did nothing. Yes, the 1.9 trillion dollar Democrat pork package responsible for employers not being able to find employees. The Paris Accord that gives people from other countries the ability to control our industry which most would like to see destroyed.
If historians are making this claim, they must be doing it while drunk on their ass.