What we learned in 2020? That oil is worthless in a society without consumption. That healthcare has to be public because heath is public. That 50% of jobs can be done from home while the other 50% deserve more than they’re being paid. That we live in a society, not an economy.
All of a sudden Mitch McConnell and Senate Republicans are worried that someone in America might get a $2,000 check "who doesn't need it."
Funny. They had no problem giving a $1.4 billion tax break to Charles Koch and his family with a net worth of $113 billion. What hypocrisy!
@TheDemocrats If you, the @GOP and @realDonaldTrump had taken the virus seriously, back in March, we would’ve put an end to it then!! Stop playing politics with our lives!!
Why do these bills never help the people?
Because we have a corporatist party and a neofascist party.
So when these two parties compromise we get legislation that favors corporations and billionaires.
Both parties have moved right over the last 50 years & it’s killing America.
Fuck this government.
Fuck both of these corporate parties.
And fuck everyone who still enables and defends this corporate duopoly despite the massive levels of suffering that it is causing to the people and the planet.
@TomiLahren “We will only accept you, if you think and live like us”. Cupcake, that is not freedom, by any stretch of the imagination! That’s called oppression.
@charliekirk11 Nope, it's rich people privilege, Chuckles. The Trump family has been getting away with far worse than that, for decades; and no one has ever held them accountable.
@TomiLahren@RepSwalwell As opposed to the Conservative privilege of taking better financial care of #CorporateAmerica, than #WeThePeople Most of the small businesses receiving aid are owned by Billionaires; and all we’re getting is a “one and done” payment of $600; which isn’t enough to pay rent!!
@IvankaTrump That $600 won’t cover one month’s rent, for most of us....NOT a “huge win” you tone deaf waste of neurons!! What a huge win would look like for American families would be the distribution of a $2,000 monthly stipend, for the duration of the pandemic.