Trump and Sanders unite on Puerto Rico's debt https://interc.pt/2xpwcRX by @aidachavez_ @ryangrim
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Another prediction you might want to retracthttps://twitter.com/ReutersBiz/status/917880091044179968 …
They are running out of cash, bringing no tax money in. This is necessary. (Also, what are you trying to do here? Prove what point?)
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Sounds like the governor asked for immediate aid and they'll give him a loan insteadpic.twitter.com/e5bZShLzqf
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Yes, grant would be better. So apply pressure on Trump. Or nitpick me for something I never said.
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From what I gather Rossello asked for aid that would also cover PR’s liquidity issues 1/2pic.twitter.com/dX3ZXxG21Y
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Asking for a loan instead strikes me as cruel. But PR's situation is unique – it's hard to know what a normal reaction would look like 2/2
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It's cruel to Puerto Rico but not the hedge funds. A grant would be far better but they do need liquidity so loan is less cruel than nothing
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I wasn't worried about hedge funds. The fact that they went for a loan instead of a grant doesn't exactly inspire hope re: eliminating debt
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Did PR receive significant financial aide yet?
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No. Did I say they would? What does this have to do with the hedge fund debt? Y'all paid by Russia to sow this division or do it free?
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Ok Ryan, this is funny I admit, but never say this to Glenn Greenwald or he will accuse you of red-baiting McCarthyism. Just saying!
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