Haha - this was brilliant in my view.

Trump said the fourth or fifth - it's so many I lost track - $2.4 Trillion! Relief Package 'to bail out poorly run crime-ridden states' will be negotiated if he wins Re-election. So all those Blue States who mismanaged their states' economies in the previous years and in the last seven months! ruined their economies by their continued Draconian Lockdown/Shutdown unconstitutional Mandates they instituted so they could get loads of bailout money, can bail out their own states if The Democrats win the Election.

Translation: Vote for me and I'll give you stimulus money. He already said "when" he gets elected he's going to give everyone a huge tax cut. He's a master-manipulator no doubt, brilliant, naw...
BRIBES!!!
(You're living on all your ex husbands alimony so what do you care about the economy).



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"It's all about ME, wonderful beautiful ME!!!"

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued a statement reacting to a series of tweets from President Trump announcing he was pulling the plug on stimulus negotiations.

"Clearly, the White House is in complete disarray," she said.

"Today, once again, President Trump showed his true colors: putting himself first at the expense of the country, with the full complicity of the GOP Members of Congress," Pelosi said in the statement.

"Walking away from coronavirus talks demonstrates that President Trump is unwilling to crush the virus, as is required by the Heroes Act. He shows his contempt for science, his disdain for our heroes — in health care, first responders, sanitation, transportation, food workers, teachers, teachers, teachers and others — and he refuses to put money in workers’ pockets, unless his name is printed on the check," she continued.

US Chamber of Commerce calls delay of stimulus talks "disappointing"

The US Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday called President Trump’s decision to stop negotiating with congressional leaders on a new stimulus package until after the November election "disappointing."

“Washington’s failure to enact additional COVID relief will be felt on Main Streets and at kitchen tables across the United States," said Neil Bradley, executive vice president and chief policy officer, in a statement. "It is especially disappointing given that less than a month ago a bipartisan group of Members of Congress outlined a reasonable compromise that would have provided the economy with the support it needs while helping our nation recover from this pandemic. Republican and Democratic leaders should follow their example.”

Uh, whose money is this 'Relief Package' coming from? The Taxpayers! Why should We the People pay money to those states that the Democrat Governors ruined with their Draconian Tyrannical mandates so they could get a bunch of money to further ruin Americas and America, rig the election and get rid of Trump?

I care about the Economy because I care about me and my family and their future and the future of America. The Democrats want to destroy America-as-we-know-it - destroy Capitalism, Small Businesses, Entrepreneurship, etc. Take over and control all aspects of We the People's lives. Everything we do and say and think. Especially control our very persons, our bodies, our HEALTH. Not content with Government taking over 'Health Care' - now with ushering in the Corona Scandal/Plandemic, they want to control our actual Health/physical bodies.



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Not content with Government taking over 'Health Care' - now with ushering in the Corona Scandal/Plandemic, they want to control our actual Health/physical bodies.

You sound like Trumps script writer.

“Our lives are mostly affected by the way we think things are. Not the way they are. The way we THINK things are affects us most.” ~Jim Rohn

So today Trump said he'd be happy to sign off on a $1200 check to Americans, but not all the bailouts to all the Democrat Mismanaged states.

So this is a great explanation of all the Crap in the Relief Package that Trump refuses to entertain because it's loaded with Trillions of Dollars that will all go to all the Democrats to play with to bail themselves out and further ruin the country and set up the Democrats to take over America and ensure that the Democrats are in Power Forever. And all this crap and graff in this Trillions of Dollars Relief Bill has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH CORONAVIRUS -

Nancy Pelosi’s ‘COVID relief’ bill is mainly just a left-wing wish list

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief bill doesn't really address the pandemic.

[nypost.com]

On Tuesday, President Trump postponed negotiations on a stimulus bill until after Election Day. The move is politically risky for the president and delays much-needed assistance to struggling Americans. But the ultimate blame belongs to Nancy Pelosi.

The House speaker has been badgering the GOP to pass her $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief bill to “crush the virus, so that we can reopen the economy and our schools safely.” Yet her bill would do almost nothing to achieve those goals.

Instead, though Pelosi never mentions it, her bill would rewrite election law for 2020, barring voter ID requirements, forcing states to count absentee ballots that arrive as late as 10 days after Election Day and imposing same-day voter registration everywhere, though currently only 21 states allow it. These changes don’t belong in a stimulus bill.

There is almost no disagreement between Republicans and Democrats over sending every American adult a $1,200 check. But that’s a small part of the total bill. Pelosi’s version would fritter away hundreds of billions of dollars closing state and city budget gaps, with nothing long-term to show for it. We won’t be any more prepared for the next pandemic.

Pelosi’s bill promises school districts $225 billion, but only $5 billion, or 2 percent, would go to making schools safer by improving air quality or installing sinks and other hygiene upgrades.

The rest is a teachers union protection plan. Astonishingly, school districts that economize and reduce per-pupil spending or change labor contracts are automatically ineligible for stimulus funding.

The bill allocates $417 billion to state and local governments, with no strings. This is a lost opportunity to rescue cities that are turning into ghost towns because ­employees fear the virus and are working remotely.

When office buildings, convention centers, railroad terminals and other workplaces are empty, the businesses around them fail. Retailers, shoe shines, food trucks and restaurants have no customers. In Manhattan and St. Paul-Minneapolis, only about 10 percent of office workers are back on site, worse than anywhere else in the nation.

To solve that problem, a sizable portion of stimulus money should go to environmental improvements such as air-cleaning systems, antimicrobial coatings on desks, keyboards and subway poles and other antiviral technologies that improve workplace and transit safety. Grants can fund improvements in public facilities and tax incentives can encourage the private economy to do the same.

Instead, in Pelosi’s bill, the $600 billion-plus allocated to cities, states and school districts — a staggering amount equivalent to the nation’s entire defense budget — would be consumed plugging budget holes and be gone at the end of a year.

The bill allocates $120 billion in grants for restaurants. New York City needs this help, because half its restaurants are on the brink of closing in the next six months, taking 160,000 jobs with them. Unfortunately, the funding is saddled with unfair, and possibly unconstitutional, preferences for minority- and women-owned businesses. Right now, everyone needs help.

The House bill spends some money wisely — $200 million for a vaccine awareness campaign, $20 million to upgrade the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s disease early alert system and $500 million for a nursing strike force to respond fast when a nursing home is hit with COVID-19. But these important items are getting millions of dollars, while the politically cynical provisions get billions. For example, $5 billion for community development block grants that the bill labels “flexible resources.” In other words: walking-around money for local pols.

With our cities dying, employees afraid to return to their offices and millions out of work, stimulus money shouldn’t be thrown around recklessly. A big chunk of this money should go for permanent improvements to virus-proof our workplaces and schools. The Senate should demand these changes before passing the bill.

Finally, Pelosi needs to play it straight. Using the pandemic to slip in controversial voting changes for 2020 doesn’t pass the smell test.