12/1/20 relief bill update
Now that the election is over, it’s time to check in on the politicians and take the pulse of how well (or not) negotiation, compromise, and bipartisanship are working in Washington, D.C.
Keep in mind this has nothing to do with small businesses closing, people waiting in miles-long lines at food banks, and being evicted from their homes, or even who has the votes in Congress, or is slouching behind the Resolute Desk until January 20.
It’s entirely about one senator. (Read story here.)
First Offer
Democrats — $3.4 trillion
Republicans — $1.0 trillion
Second Offer
Democrats — $2.4 trillion
Republicans — $1.0 trillion
Third Offer
Democrats — $2.2 trillion
Republicans — $1.0 trillion
Fourth Offer
Democrats — $2.0 trillion
Republicans — $0.5 trillion
Fifth Offer
Democrats — $2.4 trillion
Republicans — $0.3 trillion
Sixth Offer
Democrats — $2.2 trillion
Republicans — $1.6 trillion
Seventh Offer
Democrats — $2.2 trillion
Republicans — $0 – $1.8 trillion
Eighth Offer
Democrats — $2.4 trillion
Republicans — $0.5 – $1.8 trillion
Bipartisan Proposal (click here for details)
Democrats & Republicans — $908 billion
McConnell — “I don’t have time for this”
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Tags: Coronavirus, Repugnants
Posted 01 Dec 2020 by Roger Rabbit
in Donald Trump, Economics, Politics