Canada2017 said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Forest Bueller said:

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Democrats shamelessly playing with folks lives. Or at least livelyhoods.

Shameful.

Do these stupid folks not realize when you are forced to shelter in place the $$$$ have to come from somewhere.

This is what you gets when folks that don't live in the real world have the vote.

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Several things here.

First, very odd that there is all this complaining about lack of bi-partisanship when McConnell intentionally excluded the Democrats from the drafting process.

Second, very odd that the complaint is the Democrats are holding up getting money to the people when the Democrats's complaint about the bull is that the money is not going to the people, it's going to companies.

Third, this will get done in the next day.

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They helped write the bill, they got everything they wanted and when it came time to pass the bill, they voted against it...believing they could get more radical left wing goodies by holding the American people hostage.

You are covering for them. Stop it.


It's too late tomorrow: the markets will tank right off the bat.

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Dems know full well what their stunt will do to the market tomorrow.

Dems also know that 80% of the media will find a way to blame.....Trump.

Ruthlessly cynical power politics.

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PartyBear said:

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The markets have tanked every day since the first Monday of March. It tanks even after Trump talks about what he is going to do for the economy. It was going to tank tomorrow anyway. The House and Senate bills are both just first aid treatment. This economy is replaying something more like 1929 than 08. It will take massive stimulus to kick start it back.

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Forest Bueller said:

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Democrats shamelessly playing with folks lives. Or at least livelyhoods.

Shameful.

Do these stupid folks not realize when you are forced to shelter in place the $$$$ have to come from somewhere.

This is what you gets when folks that don't live in the real world have the vote.

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Several things here.

First, very odd that there is all this complaining about lack of bi-partisanship when McConnell intentionally excluded the Democrats from the drafting process.

Second, very odd that the complaint is the Democrats are holding up getting money to the people when the Democrats's complaint about the bull is that the money is not going to the people, it's going to companies.

Third, this will get done in the next day.

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They helped write the bill, they got everything they wanted and when it came time to pass the bill, they voted against it...believing they could get more radical left wing goodies by holding the American people hostage.

You are covering for them. Stop it.

Nothing about Democrats behavior here is rational. It's dangerous. They're playing with peoples lives for cheap political scores. Period.

It's too late tomorrow: the markets will tank right off the bat.

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Jack Bauer said:

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PartyBear said:

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The markets have tanked every day since the first Monday of March. It tanks even after Trump talks about what he is going to do for the economy. It was going to tank tomorrow anyway. The House and Senate bills are both just first aid treatment. This economy is replaying something more like 1929 than 08. It will take massive stimulus to kick start it back.

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Mmmm..hmm. From the right wing, Trump loving news rag, CNN


Asian markets and US stock futures fell on Monday as a massive stimulus package to help Americans handle the coronavirus pandemic hit a major stumbling block.

Dow (INDU) futures fell more than 900 points, hitting a 5% decline that triggered a maximum allowable limit, or "limit down." That halted futures from falling further.

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PartyBear said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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PartyBear said:

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The markets have tanked every day since the first Monday of March. It tanks even after Trump talks about what he is going to do for the economy. It was going to tank tomorrow anyway. The House and Senate bills are both just first aid treatment. This economy is replaying something more like 1929 than 08. It will take massive stimulus to kick start it back.

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Mmmm..hmm. From the right wing, Trump loving news rag, CNN


Asian markets and US stock futures fell on Monday as a massive stimulus package to help Americans handle the coronavirus pandemic hit a major stumbling block.

Dow (INDU) futures fell more than 900 points, hitting a 5% decline that triggered a maximum allowable limit, or "limit down." That halted futures from falling further.

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Yes that had occurred before the vote. If it passes tomorrow the market is still going to be crashing all week. Y'all really don't get where we are.

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Jack Bauer said:

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PartyBear said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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PartyBear said:

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The markets have tanked every day since the first Monday of March. It tanks even after Trump talks about what he is going to do for the economy. It was going to tank tomorrow anyway. The House and Senate bills are both just first aid treatment. This economy is replaying something more like 1929 than 08. It will take massive stimulus to kick start it back.

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Mmmm..hmm. From the right wing, Trump loving news rag, CNN


Asian markets and US stock futures fell on Monday as a massive stimulus package to help Americans handle the coronavirus pandemic hit a major stumbling block.

Dow (INDU) futures fell more than 900 points, hitting a 5% decline that triggered a maximum allowable limit, or "limit down." That halted futures from falling further.

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Yes that had occurred before the vote. If it passes tomorrow the market is still going to be crashing all week. Y'all really don't get where we are.

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And NY Times and many other outlets got it wrong too?

The failure to move forward shook financial markets and threatened an ambitious timeline set by the Trump administration and leading Republicans to move the rescue package through the Senate on Monday and enact it within days.

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Forest Bueller said:

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Democrats shamelessly playing with folks lives. Or at least livelyhoods.

Shameful.

Do these stupid folks not realize when you are forced to shelter in place the $$$$ have to come from somewhere.

This is what you gets when folks that don't live in the real world have the vote.

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Several things here.

First, very odd that there is all this complaining about lack of bi-partisanship when McConnell intentionally excluded the Democrats from the drafting process.

Second, very odd that the complaint is the Democrats are holding up getting money to the people when the Democrats's complaint about the bull is that the money is not going to the people, it's going to companies.

Third, this will get done in the next day.

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They helped write the bill, they got everything they wanted and when it came time to pass the bill, they voted against it...believing they could get more radical left wing goodies by holding the American people hostage.

You are covering for them. Stop it.

Nothing about Democrats behavior here is rational. It's dangerous. They're playing with peoples lives for cheap political scores. Period.

It's too late tomorrow: the markets will tank right off the bat.

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BS- here is a link to Mitch McConnell explaining why he excluded Democrats from drafting the bill.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/03/19/politics/mcconnell-coronavirus-cnntv/index.html

And this bit about the markets tanking is laughable. The Dow lost 10,000 points in the last two weeks.It's the GOP who is playing politics here saying vote to give money to industry or else.

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It is a lie that that bill puts industry before workers. It includes help for both.

Democrats ARE NOT THE MAJORITY. They behave this way in the house...I don't see your ass complaining.

The emergency economic aid proposal would include direct payments to Americans under a certain income threshold, $200 billion in loans to airlines and distressed industry sectors (for Americans Jobs )and $300 billion in forgivable bridge loans for small businesses.

All these are directed at maintaining jobs.

How dare

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Booray said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Forest Bueller said:

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Democrats shamelessly playing with folks lives. Or at least livelyhoods.

Shameful.

Do these stupid folks not realize when you are forced to shelter in place the $$$$ have to come from somewhere.

This is what you gets when folks that don't live in the real world have the vote.

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Several things here.

First, very odd that there is all this complaining about lack of bi-partisanship when McConnell intentionally excluded the Democrats from the drafting process.

Second, very odd that the complaint is the Democrats are holding up getting money to the people when the Democrats's complaint about the bull is that the money is not going to the people, it's going to companies.

Third, this will get done in the next day.

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They helped write the bill, they got everything they wanted and when it came time to pass the bill, they voted against it...believing they could get more radical left wing goodies by holding the American people hostage.

You are covering for them. Stop it.

Nothing about Democrats behavior here is rational. It's dangerous. They're playing with peoples lives for cheap political scores. Period.

It's too late tomorrow: the markets will tank right off the bat.

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BS- here is a link to Mitch McConnell explaining why he excluded Democrats from drafting the bill.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/03/19/politics/mcconnell-coronavirus-cnntv/index.html

And this bit about the markets tanking is laughable. The Dow lost 10,000 points in the last two weeks.It's the GOP who is playing politics here saying vote to give money to industry or else.

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It is a lie that that bill puts industry before workers. It includes help for both.

Democrats ARE NOT THE MAJORITY. They behave this way in the house...I don't see your ass complaining.

The emergency economic aid proposal would include direct payments to Americans under a certain income threshold, $200 billion in loans to airlines and distressed industry sectors (for Americans Jobs )and $300 billion in forgivable bridge loans for small businesses.

All these are directed at maintaining jobs.

How dare

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I am not complaining. I told you this deal will get done tomorrow. It will.

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PartyBear said:

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If the Republican Senate moved forward with bipartisan House bill passed while the Senate took a vacation last weekend, there would be a bill on Trump's desk tonight or frankly last Sunday night had the Senate not taken off for a few days.

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Jinx 2 said:

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The REPUBLICANS control the senate. Hello?

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Forest Bueller said:

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Democrats shamelessly playing with folks lives. Or at least livelyhoods.

Shameful.

Do these stupid folks not realize when you are forced to shelter in place the $$$$ have to come from somewhere.

This is what you gets when folks that don't live in the real world have the vote.

---

Several things here.

First, very odd that there is all this complaining about lack of bi-partisanship when McConnell intentionally excluded the Democrats from the drafting process.

Second, very odd that the complaint is the Democrats are holding up getting money to the people when the Democrats's complaint about the bull is that the money is not going to the people, it's going to companies.

Third, this will get done in the next day.

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They helped write the bill, they got everything they wanted and when it came time to pass the bill, they voted against it...believing they could get more radical left wing goodies by holding the American people hostage.

You are covering for them. Stop it.

Nothing about Democrats behavior here is rational. It's dangerous. They're playing with peoples lives for cheap political scores. Period.

It's too late tomorrow: the markets will tank right off the bat.

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BS- here is a link to Mitch McConnell explaining why he excluded Democrats from drafting the bill.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/03/19/politics/mcconnell-coronavirus-cnntv/index.html

And this bit about the markets tanking is laughable. The Dow lost 10,000 points in the last two weeks.It's the GOP who is playing politics here saying vote to give money to industry or else.

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It is a lie that that bill puts industry before workers. It includes help for both.

Democrats ARE NOT THE MAJORITY. They behave this way in the house...I don't see your ass complaining.

The emergency economic aid proposal would include direct payments to Americans under a certain income threshold, $200 billion in loans to airlines and distressed industry sectors (for Americans Jobs )and $300 billion in forgivable bridge loans for small businesses.

All these are directed at maintaining jobs.

How dare

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I am not complaining. I told you this deal will get done tomorrow. It will.

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Thats too late. The damage is already done.

And I wouldn't put it past Democrats to keep resisting.

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Jack Bauer said:

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Jinx 2 said:

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The REPUBLICANS control the senate. Hello?

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You need 60 votes and 4 GOP senators are in quarantine. Hello?

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bear2be2 said:

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Our government is completely dysfunctional. If we can't get together in the middle of a national emergency and come up with a bi-partisan solution free of poison pills, we are absolutely doomed as a nation.

Vote all of these clowns out. Both the left and right have utterly failed us a nation. We need to stop playing the same tribal games and defending this bull***** On both sides of the aisle, these folks are playing political games with our lives at stake. To hell with all of them.

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PartyBear said:

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If the Republican Senate moved forward with bipartisan House bill passed while the Senate took a vacation last weekend, there would be a bill on Trump's desk tonight or frankly last Sunday night had the Senate not taken off for a few days.

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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Booray said:

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Forest Bueller said:

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Democrats shamelessly playing with folks lives. Or at least livelyhoods.

Shameful.

Do these stupid folks not realize when you are forced to shelter in place the $$$$ have to come from somewhere.

This is what you gets when folks that don't live in the real world have the vote.

---

Several things here.

First, very odd that there is all this complaining about lack of bi-partisanship when McConnell intentionally excluded the Democrats from the drafting process.

Second, very odd that the complaint is the Democrats are holding up getting money to the people when the Democrats's complaint about the bull is that the money is not going to the people, it's going to companies.

Third, this will get done in the next day.

---

They helped write the bill, they got everything they wanted and when it came time to pass the bill, they voted against it...believing they could get more radical left wing goodies by holding the American people hostage.

You are covering for them. Stop it.

Nothing about Democrats behavior here is rational. It's dangerous. They're playing with peoples lives for cheap political scores. Period.

It's too late tomorrow: the markets will tank right off the bat.

---

BS- here is a link to Mitch McConnell explaining why he excluded Democrats from drafting the bill.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/03/19/politics/mcconnell-coronavirus-cnntv/index.html

And this bit about the markets tanking is laughable. The Dow lost 10,000 points in the last two weeks.It's the GOP who is playing politics here saying vote to give money to industry or else.

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It is a lie that that bill puts industry before workers. It includes help for both.

Democrats ARE NOT THE MAJORITY. They behave this way in the house...I don't see your ass complaining.

The emergency economic aid proposal would include direct payments to Americans under a certain income threshold, $200 billion in loans to airlines and distressed industry sectors (for Americans Jobs )and $300 billion in forgivable bridge loans for small businesses.

All these are directed at maintaining jobs.

They literally just destroyed thousands of lives and jobs. Over petty bull*****

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