National Survival Plan: Full Jobless Benefits for Duration of Lockdown, Paid by Temporary Wealth Tax

[rightwinger]

Hold up. So this guy Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel says on MSNBC that "a lock-down must go on for the next 18 months or more?" And the Fed says possible 32% unemployment? This is national suicide. If true, a bold program needs to be put in place that guarantees enhanced unemployment benefits, amounting to close to full paycheck, so that people are not locked inside slowly starving. But such a program is a budget buster unless revenue-producing measures are in place. The last thing we need is for the dollar to come crashing down and hyperinflation from all the new added debt.

A wealth tax could be implemented temporarily in these extraordinary times, to pay for this.

The Occupy Corona National Survival Plan: Full Jobless Benefits for Duration of Lockdown, Paid by Temporary Wealth Tax

There is a way for the US to avoid the economic and social chaos which is unfolding before us. #OccupyCorona

.....

Food pantries are emptying, unable to keep up with need. Now grocery supply chain workers are balking at risking their lives for low wages. No grocery chain workers, no food. We are looking at disaster full in the face. And that face is ugly.

Desperation-related crime is already rising, and we are only one month into the total lock-down. Police in some cities, like St. Paul, have openly stated they are not responding to theft or some other property crimes. We are seeing the tip of law and order breaking down.

Solution, Cliff notes of the main elements:

• Long-Term Jobless Benefits at 100% Paycheck

  - First, slam the brakes on long-term economic uncertainty and anxiety. If Dr. Emanuel says this lock-down must go on for 18 months, then workers must know that their unemployment benefits, at 100% of paycheck or close to it, will go on for the duration of the national emergency, until the day it is lifted. The $2 trillion CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act, signed by President Trump in March 2020, uses a different formula, adding $600 per week to normal unemployment benefits paid by the states' average weekly unemployment check to $985. This exceeds the median weekly earnings of $936 in the fourth quarter of 2019.

• Essential Workers Can Enroll in Medicare - Offer workers who are deemed "essential services" workers the immediate opportunity to enroll in Medicare, regardless of their age. These are sanitation workers, grocery chain workers, food processing plant, hardware store, etc. whom the government has already ascertained are essential to keeping society running. They have earned this. They cannot get sick and then get thrown under the bus.

• Keep the Food banks Open - Establish a $100 million dollar fund and staff to keep US food banks stocked and running, for anyone who meets the qualifications.

• Pay for with Temporary Tax on Extreme Wealth - These budget-busting initiatives without revenue offsets would endanger the US dollar and threaten the economy with yet another nightmare: the collapse of the currency and runaway hyperinflation. The solution is to impose a temporary tax on extreme wealth. It has been estimated that a 2 percent tax on individuals with more than $50 million in assets and 3 percent on those with more than $1 billion would raise somewhat under $300 billion dollars per year. This would easily cover the cost of a full year's 100% paycheck unemployment benefits.

You will never get a wealth tax

Republicans would rather see the nation collapse than have the wealthy have to pick up the slack.

 

[toobfreak]

18 months ...what is he retarded ?

Lol

They'll be rioting in 3......1 if the food trucks stop

Even less if the liquor stores close or run out of money.

My governor closed our liquor stores a month ago, out of an "abundance of caution." Too risky to take limited orders over the phone, pay by CC only and hand the orders out the door in PPE.

Too bad. My state owns the liquor stores so they are considered "essential businesses".
Winning....LOL.

So does my state. They are called State Stores.

 

[B. Kidd]

Nobody going back until June 1st at the earliest. Send out round 2 of stimulus checks.

No doubt round 2 is coming.
And China knows that this is too late!
The fucks bio-engineered it this way!!

 

[munkle]

Hold up. So this guy Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel says on MSNBC that "a lock-down must go on for the next 18 months or more?" And the Fed says possible 32% unemployment? This is national suicide. If true, a bold program needs to be put in place that guarantees enhanced unemployment benefits, amounting to close to full paycheck, so that people are not locked inside slowly starving. But such a program is a budget buster unless revenue-producing measures are in place. The last thing we need is for the dollar to come crashing down and hyperinflation from all the new added debt.

A wealth tax could be implemented temporarily in these extraordinary times, to pay for this.

The Occupy Corona National Survival Plan: Full Jobless Benefits for Duration of Lockdown, Paid by Temporary Wealth Tax

There is a way for the US to avoid the economic and social chaos which is unfolding before us. #OccupyCorona

.....

Food pantries are emptying, unable to keep up with need. Now grocery supply chain workers are balking at risking their lives for low wages. No grocery chain workers, no food. We are looking at disaster full in the face. And that face is ugly.

Desperation-related crime is already rising, and we are only one month into the total lock-down. Police in some cities, like St. Paul, have openly stated they are not responding to theft or some other property crimes. We are seeing the tip of law and order breaking down.

Solution, Cliff notes of the main elements:

• Long-Term Jobless Benefits at 100% Paycheck

  - First, slam the brakes on long-term economic uncertainty and anxiety. If Dr. Emanuel says this lock-down must go on for 18 months, then workers must know that their unemployment benefits, at 100% of paycheck or close to it, will go on for the duration of the national emergency, until the day it is lifted. The $2 trillion CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act, signed by President Trump in March 2020, uses a different formula, adding $600 per week to normal unemployment benefits paid by the states' average weekly unemployment check to $985. This exceeds the median weekly earnings of $936 in the fourth quarter of 2019.

• Essential Workers Can Enroll in Medicare - Offer workers who are deemed "essential services" workers the immediate opportunity to enroll in Medicare, regardless of their age. These are sanitation workers, grocery chain workers, food processing plant, hardware store, etc. whom the government has already ascertained are essential to keeping society running. They have earned this. They cannot get sick and then get thrown under the bus.

• Keep the Food banks Open - Establish a $100 million dollar fund and staff to keep US food banks stocked and running, for anyone who meets the qualifications.

• Pay for with Temporary Tax on Extreme Wealth - These budget-busting initiatives without revenue offsets would endanger the US dollar and threaten the economy with yet another nightmare: the collapse of the currency and runaway hyperinflation. The solution is to impose a temporary tax on extreme wealth. It has been estimated that a 2 percent tax on individuals with more than $50 million in assets and 3 percent on those with more than $1 billion would raise somewhat under $300 billion dollars per year. This would easily cover the cost of a full year's 100% paycheck unemployment benefits.

Long-Term Jobless Benefits at 100% Paycheck - First, slam the brakes on long-term economic uncertainty and anxiety. If Dr. Emanuel says this lock-down must go on for 18 months, then workers must know that their unemployment benefits, at 100% of paycheck or close to it, will go on for the duration of the national emergency, until the day it is lifted.

That's hilarious!!!!
How much would that be?
Give me your best estimate...…..

a 2 percent tax on individuals with more than $50 million in assets and 3 percent on those with more than $1 billion would raise somewhat under $300 billion dollars per year. This would easily cover the cost of a full year's 100% paycheck unemployment benefits.

Wow!
So incredibly not even in the ballpark.

About 150 million workers, before this disaster.
$300 billion per year is about $2000 per worker.
For the entire year.

Total state and federal unemployment benefits paid out in a normal say 4% unemployment year is rounding up say $35 billion a year. The Cost of Unemployment to the Economy

That's 60% paycheck call it $50 billion to get closer to full paycheck. If we multiply that by 7 times that number of claims, approaching 30% unemployment, gives you $350 billion paid out benefits per year. If 40 million people are unemployed that works out to $9000 a person. Not median income.

Doing it another way, at 4% unemployment that is about 5 million people out of work. Divide $35 billion by 5 million and you get around $7,000 per year for an average unemployment claim. That does seem a little low, any idea why the discrepancy?

That's 60% paycheck

Says who?

call it $50 billion to get closer to full paycheck.

Ummmmm…..4% of 150 million, say 6 million.
$50 billion is about $8300 a year.
Is that your full paycheck?

It's not my anything. I gave you the Labor Department figure that unemployment claims in a 4% unemployment year cost between $30 - $35 billion. Total monthly unemployment benefits paid in the United States, 2019-2020 | Statista

Unemployment benefits are normally 60% of paycheck. So lets double it. Go high, $70 billion. That's $11,600 a year, at full paycheck How can it be so low?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Hold up. So this guy Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel says on MSNBC that "a lock-down must go on for the next 18 months or more?" And the Fed says possible 32% unemployment? This is national suicide. If true, a bold program needs to be put in place that guarantees enhanced unemployment benefits, amounting to close to full paycheck, so that people are not locked inside slowly starving. But such a program is a budget buster unless revenue-producing measures are in place. The last thing we need is for the dollar to come crashing down and hyperinflation from all the new added debt.

A wealth tax could be implemented temporarily in these extraordinary times, to pay for this.

The Occupy Corona National Survival Plan: Full Jobless Benefits for Duration of Lockdown, Paid by Temporary Wealth Tax

There is a way for the US to avoid the economic and social chaos which is unfolding before us. #OccupyCorona

.....

Food pantries are emptying, unable to keep up with need. Now grocery supply chain workers are balking at risking their lives for low wages. No grocery chain workers, no food. We are looking at disaster full in the face. And that face is ugly.

Desperation-related crime is already rising, and we are only one month into the total lock-down. Police in some cities, like St. Paul, have openly stated they are not responding to theft or some other property crimes. We are seeing the tip of law and order breaking down.

Solution, Cliff notes of the main elements:

• Long-Term Jobless Benefits at 100% Paycheck

  - First, slam the brakes on long-term economic uncertainty and anxiety. If Dr. Emanuel says this lock-down must go on for 18 months, then workers must know that their unemployment benefits, at 100% of paycheck or close to it, will go on for the duration of the national emergency, until the day it is lifted. The $2 trillion CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act, signed by President Trump in March 2020, uses a different formula, adding $600 per week to normal unemployment benefits paid by the states' average weekly unemployment check to $985. This exceeds the median weekly earnings of $936 in the fourth quarter of 2019.

• Essential Workers Can Enroll in Medicare - Offer workers who are deemed "essential services" workers the immediate opportunity to enroll in Medicare, regardless of their age. These are sanitation workers, grocery chain workers, food processing plant, hardware store, etc. whom the government has already ascertained are essential to keeping society running. They have earned this. They cannot get sick and then get thrown under the bus.

• Keep the Food banks Open - Establish a $100 million dollar fund and staff to keep US food banks stocked and running, for anyone who meets the qualifications.

• Pay for with Temporary Tax on Extreme Wealth - These budget-busting initiatives without revenue offsets would endanger the US dollar and threaten the economy with yet another nightmare: the collapse of the currency and runaway hyperinflation. The solution is to impose a temporary tax on extreme wealth. It has been estimated that a 2 percent tax on individuals with more than $50 million in assets and 3 percent on those with more than $1 billion would raise somewhat under $300 billion dollars per year. This would easily cover the cost of a full year's 100% paycheck unemployment benefits.

Long-Term Jobless Benefits at 100% Paycheck - First, slam the brakes on long-term economic uncertainty and anxiety. If Dr. Emanuel says this lock-down must go on for 18 months, then workers must know that their unemployment benefits, at 100% of paycheck or close to it, will go on for the duration of the national emergency, until the day it is lifted.

That's hilarious!!!!
How much would that be?
Give me your best estimate...…..

a 2 percent tax on individuals with more than $50 million in assets and 3 percent on those with more than $1 billion would raise somewhat under $300 billion dollars per year. This would easily cover the cost of a full year's 100% paycheck unemployment benefits.

Wow!
So incredibly not even in the ballpark.

About 150 million workers, before this disaster.
$300 billion per year is about $2000 per worker.
For the entire year.

Total state and federal unemployment benefits paid out in a normal say 4% unemployment year is rounding up say $35 billion a year. The Cost of Unemployment to the Economy

That's 60% paycheck call it $50 billion to get closer to full paycheck. If we multiply that by 7 times that number of claims, approaching 30% unemployment, gives you $350 billion paid out benefits per year. If 40 million people are unemployed that works out to $9000 a person. Not median income.

Doing it another way, at 4% unemployment that is about 5 million people out of work. Divide $35 billion by 5 million and you get around $7,000 per year for an average unemployment claim. That does seem a little low, any idea why the discrepancy?

That's 60% paycheck

Says who?

call it $50 billion to get closer to full paycheck.

Ummmmm…..4% of 150 million, say 6 million.
$50 billion is about $8300 a year.
Is that your full paycheck?

It's not my anything. I gave you the Labor Department figure that unemployment claims in a 4% unemployment year cost between $30 - $35 billion. Total monthly unemployment benefits paid in the United States, 2019-2020 | Statista

Unemployment benefits are normally 60% of paycheck. So lets double it. Go high, $70 billion. That's $11,600 a year, at full paycheck How can it be so low?

Unemployment benefits are normally 60% of paycheck.

Where do you get that 60% figure?

 

[Thunk]

What is a "wealth tax"?

You worked for that money...you earned it.
You paid taxes on it.
You saved it.
You didn't blow it on crap.
Now the filth want to write a law to steal it from you.

THAT is a wealth tax!

Would Oprah be included in this wealth tax equally? How about obama, hillary, JZ and beyonce?

 

[Crixus]

You know, with Trump bragging about the bill he got passed through that gives employers and small business owners loans that can be forgiven if they keep their employees and continue to keep them on the payroll.

If Trump's plan is so great and going to help so many, then why are the unemployment numbers so high? Trump told them to not lay off their workers as he said there would be money to keep them afloat temporarily.

Oh wait..................that's right.......................the banks STILL aren't ready or able to comply with it yet, and the funds aren't being distributed.

Maybe if that bitch Nazi Pelosi hadn't held up the bill they'd have the money by now.

If that smart woman, Nancy Pelosi hadn't stuck to her guns, people would be getting NOTHING. It would have all gone to the corporations, with no oversight.

Bullshit. But even if it was not a steaming pile of bullshit, those people are the ones who signs paychecks.

 

[Dragonlady]

You know, with Trump bragging about the bill he got passed through that gives employers and small business owners loans that can be forgiven if they keep their employees and continue to keep them on the payroll.

If Trump's plan is so great and going to help so many, then why are the unemployment numbers so high? Trump told them to not lay off their workers as he said there would be money to keep them afloat temporarily.

Oh wait..................that's right.......................the banks STILL aren't ready or able to comply with it yet, and the funds aren't being distributed.

Maybe if that bitch Nazi Pelosi hadn't held up the bill they'd have the money by now.

If that smart woman, Nancy Pelosi hadn't stuck to her guns, people would be getting NOTHING. It would have all gone to the corporations, with no oversight.

Bullshit. But even if it was not a steaming pile of bullshit, those people are the ones who signs paychecks.

These are the same corporations who all took bailout money in 2008, and used it for executive bonuses. Who got a huge tax cut in 2018 and used all of that money for stock buybacks - none of which benefitted American workers who haven't had a raise since 1980, and who have weathered two stock market crashes and a in the midst of a worldwide pandemic.

The wealthy and the corporations have all sucked up the wealth and labour of the nation like a vacuum cleaner while absorbing increased costs in premises, materials, insurance, transportation and taxes, and giving executive raises of 1000%, but refusing to give labour any of that increase at all, leaving working Americans worse off economically, than they were in 1980.

This time, the economy won't recover if the people don't get the bailouts.

The corporations just got a 15% tax cut and repatriated hundreds of billions of dollars. The have been awash in cash since W was in office. That's why they're doing buybacks - they have too fucking much money and nowhere to put it.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You know, with Trump bragging about the bill he got passed through that gives employers and small business owners loans that can be forgiven if they keep their employees and continue to keep them on the payroll.

If Trump's plan is so great and going to help so many, then why are the unemployment numbers so high? Trump told them to not lay off their workers as he said there would be money to keep them afloat temporarily.

Oh wait..................that's right.......................the banks STILL aren't ready or able to comply with it yet, and the funds aren't being distributed.

Maybe if that bitch Nazi Pelosi hadn't held up the bill they'd have the money by now.

If that smart woman, Nancy Pelosi hadn't stuck to her guns, people would be getting NOTHING. It would have all gone to the corporations, with no oversight.

Bullshit. But even if it was not a steaming pile of bullshit, those people are the ones who signs paychecks.

These are the same corporations who all took bailout money in 2008, and used it for executive bonuses. Who got a huge tax cut in 2018 and used all of that money for stock buybacks - none of which benefitted American workers who haven't had a raise since 1980, and who have weathered two stock market crashes and a in the midst of a worldwide pandemic.

The wealthy and the corporations have all sucked up the wealth and labour of the nation like a vacuum cleaner while absorbing increased costs in premises, materials, insurance, transportation and taxes, and giving executive raises of 1000%, but refusing to give labour any of that increase at all, leaving working Americans worse off economically, than they were in 1980.

This time, the economy won't recover if the people don't get the bailouts.

The corporations just got a 15% tax cut and repatriated hundreds of billions of dollars. The have been awash in cash since W was in office. That's why they're doing buybacks - they have too fucking much money and nowhere to put it.

These are the same corporations who all took bailout money in 2008,

It's awful!!!

They took loans...and paid them back....WAAAAH. Durr.

 

[OnePercenter]

What is a "wealth tax"?

You worked for that money...you earned it.
You paid taxes on it.
You saved it.
You didn't blow it on crap.
Now the filth want to write a law to steal it from you.

THAT is a wealth tax!

Would Oprah be included in this wealth tax equally? How about obama, hillary, JZ and beyonce?

How many of the Walmart seven worked or earned their money?

Why do you make excuses for those that look down at you?

 

[sparky]

You know, with Trump bragging about the bill he got passed through that gives employers and small business owners loans that can be forgiven if they keep their employees and continue to keep them on the payroll.

If Trump's plan is so great and going to help so many, then why are the unemployment numbers so high? Trump told them to not lay off their workers as he said there would be money to keep them afloat temporarily.

Oh wait..................that's right.......................the banks STILL aren't ready or able to comply with it yet, and the funds aren't being distributed.

The whole d*mn world is just explodin’
Virus’s flarin’ satan gloatin’
You want to go to work &Congress is voting
All while the loans they consider are afloatin
But you tell me over and over and over again my friend
Ah, you don’t believe we’re on eve of destruction


Don’t you understand , the card they’re playin’
Can’t you see the fears that they’ve parlayin’
When fascism comes there’s no running away
There’ll be no market to save, when we’re socialist slaves
And you tell me over and over and over again my friend
Ah, you don’t believe we’re on the eve of extinction



Yeah my bloods so mad at capitulation
Our constitutions trashed with legislations
They can’t twist truth with emergent regulations
Yet have no respect for it’s disintergration
This whole lockdown is way too frustratin’
And you tell me over and over and over again my friend
America’s not on the eve of destruction



Think of all the hate directed at Red China
Then take a look around at the pols in our face
I’d like to launch ‘em all, for four years in space
But when they’d return, it’d be the same ‘ol place
With media pounding out it’s vile disgrace
Yes we’ll bury our dead, but it’s us we must face
Rat your next door neighbor out, but don’t forget to say grace
And you tell me over and over and over again my friend
America’s not on the eve of destruction
America’s not on the eve of destruction

~S~ w/apologies to Mr McGuire

 

[Andylusion]

Hold up. So this guy Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel says on MSNBC that "a lock-down must go on for the next 18 months or more?" And the Fed says possible 32% unemployment? This is national suicide. If true, a bold program needs to be put in place that guarantees enhanced unemployment benefits, amounting to close to full paycheck, so that people are not locked inside slowly starving. But such a program is a budget buster unless revenue-producing measures are in place. The last thing we need is for the dollar to come crashing down and hyperinflation from all the new added debt.

A wealth tax could be implemented temporarily in these extraordinary times, to pay for this.

The Occupy Corona National Survival Plan: Full Jobless Benefits for Duration of Lockdown, Paid by Temporary Wealth Tax

There is a way for the US to avoid the economic and social chaos which is unfolding before us. #OccupyCorona

.....

Food pantries are emptying, unable to keep up with need. Now grocery supply chain workers are balking at risking their lives for low wages. No grocery chain workers, no food. We are looking at disaster full in the face. And that face is ugly.

Desperation-related crime is already rising, and we are only one month into the total lock-down. Police in some cities, like St. Paul, have openly stated they are not responding to theft or some other property crimes. We are seeing the tip of law and order breaking down.

Solution, Cliff notes of the main elements:

• Long-Term Jobless Benefits at 100% Paycheck

  - First, slam the brakes on long-term economic uncertainty and anxiety. If Dr. Emanuel says this lock-down must go on for 18 months, then workers must know that their unemployment benefits, at 100% of paycheck or close to it, will go on for the duration of the national emergency, until the day it is lifted. The $2 trillion CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act, signed by President Trump in March 2020, uses a different formula, adding $600 per week to normal unemployment benefits paid by the states' average weekly unemployment check to $985. This exceeds the median weekly earnings of $936 in the fourth quarter of 2019.

• Essential Workers Can Enroll in Medicare - Offer workers who are deemed "essential services" workers the immediate opportunity to enroll in Medicare, regardless of their age. These are sanitation workers, grocery chain workers, food processing plant, hardware store, etc. whom the government has already ascertained are essential to keeping society running. They have earned this. They cannot get sick and then get thrown under the bus.

• Keep the Food banks Open - Establish a $100 million dollar fund and staff to keep US food banks stocked and running, for anyone who meets the qualifications.

• Pay for with Temporary Tax on Extreme Wealth - These budget-busting initiatives without revenue offsets would endanger the US dollar and threaten the economy with yet another nightmare: the collapse of the currency and runaway hyperinflation. The solution is to impose a temporary tax on extreme wealth. It has been estimated that a 2 percent tax on individuals with more than $50 million in assets and 3 percent on those with more than $1 billion would raise somewhat under $300 billion dollars per year. This would easily cover the cost of a full year's 100% paycheck unemployment benefits.

Ok, so you know about the luxury tax on Yachts, that resulted in the yacht industry being destroyed, and the tax bringing in a tiny fraction of the claimed amount it would?

That was from the early 1990s.

I assume also you are familiar with the wealth tax France put in place, that made dozens of businesses and wealth people, move out of the country, to avoid the tax?

I assume you are also aware of a mass exodus that happened in California in the 2000s, when a group proposed a wealth tax, and just in proposing it, hundreds of super wealthy packed up and left the state?

Further, the claim that $300 billion, would easily cover 100% unemployment is ridiculous. Have we learned nothing? During the great recession, they claimed that expanding unemployment to 99 weeks, would not drastically increase cost, because people would find work before 99 weeks was up. What the research showed, was that people magically could not find work for 99 weeks, and then magically found work after unemployment ran out.

This is similar to Hawaii and their universal child health insurance. They found that instead of the small number of estimated people using it, during into hundreds of thousands, because people were canceling the insurance they could easily afford, in order to get free insurance from the government. The budget for the program was bankrupt in a matter of months.

Point being, when you offer free money, people who could work, are going to choose to not work, to get unemployment from the government. Yeah, some people might have lost their jobs, and yet there are still people hiring. My company is hiring right now.

They are having a hard time filling positions, even while supposedly so many people are unemployed. Why is that? Because they are getting unemployment. You start paying people 100% of their former wages, what reason will they have to get a job and work for a living? I know if you paid me 100% of my wage to sit at home, I wouldn't apply for a job. Why would I do that?

So to get to the conclusion.... your program will not collect nearly as much in taxes as you claim, as wealth move their assets and wealth outside the US.

Additionally, the amount of money you claim will be needed, I can promise you with years of history as proof, that it is grossly underestimated.

 

[Andylusion]

What is a "wealth tax"?

You worked for that money...you earned it.
You paid taxes on it.
You saved it.
You didn't blow it on crap.
Now the filth want to write a law to steal it from you.

THAT is a wealth tax!

Would Oprah be included in this wealth tax equally? How about obama, hillary, JZ and beyonce?

How many of the Walmart seven worked or earned their money?

Why do you make excuses for those that look down at you?

They built the whole company? I don't need to make excuses for anyone. Why do you care?

And for that matter, there are posts on this forum, where I told you how much I make, and you said that my opinion should not matter because I don't earn very much money.

YOU are the one who looks down on me, more so than any of the Walmart family who employees millions of people with jobs.

What is your excuse?

 

[Blues Man]

You know, with Trump bragging about the bill he got passed through that gives employers and small business owners loans that can be forgiven if they keep their employees and continue to keep them on the payroll.

If Trump's plan is so great and going to help so many, then why are the unemployment numbers so high? Trump told them to not lay off their workers as he said there would be money to keep them afloat temporarily.

Oh wait..................that's right.......................the banks STILL aren't ready or able to comply with it yet, and the funds aren't being distributed.

no one has received any money yet.

SO it's tough to keep people on payroll.

When the Paycheck Protection Program money starts flowing I think you will see people being called back.

 

[mikegriffith1]

If Trump continues to listen to Fauci and Birx, he's going to wreck the economy and lose the election.

 

[sparky]

what we need is a Economy Protection Program

~S~

 

[Norman]

Democrats always using crises to fulfill their agenda. No concern for Americans, always with the stupid agenda.

18 months, guy is living in a other planet.

 

[Norman]

what we need is a Economy Protection Program

~S~

We don't need a program for it, we need to open the economy back up responsibly.

 

[sparky]

what we need is a Economy Protection Program

~S~

We don't need a program for it, we need to open the economy back up responsibly.

And i agree
It's a matter of personal responsibility, not da gub'mit's.....~S~

 

[Uncensored2008]

Where is corporate America going to buy their cheap products?

How are formerly working moms going to feed their children?

democrats don't give a fuck.