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There you have it. Nancy Pelosi just admitted she refused to negotiate bipartisan COVID relief for MONTHS just to score political points. Just think of how many businesses closed because of her inaction. Despicable.

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Steve Guest

@SteveGuest

Dec 4, 2020

Nancy Pelosi admits it was her “decision” to block coronavirus relief for months

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6:23 PM · Dec 4, 2020

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Hey it may have skipped the notice of #GOPTraitors that 280,000 Americans died and one dying every 30 seconds now. Where are the useless thoughts and prayers?

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Why do people vote for her, she does not care about small business or the American people

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Yeah that’s not at all what she said. I’m curious what you think about what Mitch McConnel has been doing (or rather, not doing) since May. But fortunately for you, GOP supporters will buy anything you say without actually checking it for truth.

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She looks good in a mask but I have a better one for her..

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The House introduced a $3 trillion relief bill called the HEROES Act. Mitch McConnell dismissed it as "aspirational." These are some of its major proposals. cbsn.ws/2zwkNXA

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bgr.com8 reasons why Nancy Pelosi won't agree to the latest stimulus packageNancy Pelosi and the Trump administration have hit a wall with coronavirus stimulus package talks. The Trump administration and Steven Mnuchin have raised their proposal …

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Thats not remotely close to what she said. How did you miss that? You are listening to what she said but came up with something total different.

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How’d you vote on the previous TWO bills passed by the House this summer?!?! SMH

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Dec 4, 2020

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gop plan didn’t have 1. enough money for state and local get 2. enough help for small businesses 3. funding for COVID-19 testing, tracing, and surveillance. 4.Child Tax Credit or the Earned Income Tax Credit. 5. protections for tenants who are at risk of being evicted