Chuck & Nancy said no, and that's it? Why do 2 people have so much control over our economy? This isn't politics anymore, so stop playing their game. The GOP is not known for having a Spine. Someone in the GOP better grow a spine soon, or Y'all will be looking for a new job too.
The Paycheck Protection Program's success is a great indicator of the incredible desire for small businesses to remain open and keep people employed. By disgracefully standing in the way of its replenishment, the left may have closed-down many of these hardworking folks for good.https://twitter.com/SteveScalise/status/1251905315714609155 …
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Reminder. In the last bill hard hit NY got $12,000 per capita while other states got tax much as $200,000 per capita. Democrats are trying to stop that type of inequality Steve @
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When the Paycheck Protection Program needs protection to assure it goes to small business it needs oversight and a lot more than GOP oversight.
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When this next round does get passed, you need to make sure that ACTUAL small businesses get access to the loans....no loopholes.
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Gentlemen, it was abused by Dems before passing, by big banks in distribution and by big national chains sucking up PPP $ before small biz could get approved. Big banks required so much documentation not specified in law or application, but only required by truly small biz?pic.twitter.com/S0nobmSqjx
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exactly I was about to type this but you did it first
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We don't need negotiations. Nothing new! Replenish PPP
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Televise the negotiations
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