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onawah
3rd September 2020, 00:51
Trump Delivers Eviction Relief For MILLIONS, Can Dems Keep Up?
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The Hill
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"Krystal and Saagar discuss the lack of a stimulus bill coupled with a surprise move by President Trump to suspend evictions until the end of the year."
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TargeT
3rd September 2020, 01:13
They should take ALL profits from the CDC and give them out as stimulus to ALL US citizens with a tax return filed with in the last 2 years.
CDC still owns a lot of vaccine patients and has SUPER shady financial ties (https://childrenshealthdefense.org/news/close-ties-and-financial-entanglements-the-cdc-guaranteed-vaccine-market/)....
This is just T. D. undermining the Marxist efforts to cause disparaging attitudes to T.D. and desperation prior to the election.
Gracy
3rd September 2020, 03:10
Well, as someone who has scraped and clawed for the three rentals that comprise a vast chunk of my monthly income now, I can't say I'm particularly thrilled with this political stunt by Trump that just may indeed peal away some significant democrat votes for him. The over due rent piper either gets paid now, or the debt grows even larger, and the cliff drop off that much wider and higher, after the election.
There were sure enough digits on the Fed's computer screens to give unlimited sums for Mnuchin to grease the palms of big corporations and Wall Street who are making it big these days, and the military is fatter and happier than ever, interesting how there are seemingly no more solutions available besides playing political hot potato with this.
Come January the defaulting renters will still be out on their asses with unpayable, multi month rent due all at once, and now many landlords will be defaulting on those mortgages to boot.
Fortunately I think I've done due diligence in getting renters of good character, and I take care of their needs well enough, that they won't just take this opportunity to fill out that little CDC form and stick it in my face... it's also a real hassle to move and find another place, rentals are in extremely high demand these days and hard to come by these days.
But there will be a lot out there who are shortsighted enough to do just that because January, and the possibility of living on the street are a long ways away, and it's party time right now.
Without any further financial cushion to soften the blow for the little people, this is just kicking the can down the road and it's only going to get worse.
DaveToo
3rd September 2020, 05:20
They should take ALL profits from the CDC and give them out as stimulus to ALL US citizens with a tax return filed with in the last 2 years.
CDC still owns a lot of vaccine patients and has SUPER shady financial ties (https://childrenshealthdefense.org/news/close-ties-and-financial-entanglements-the-cdc-guaranteed-vaccine-market/)....
This is just T. D. undermining the Marxist efforts to cause disparaging attitudes to T.D. and desperation prior to the election.
That was an amusing typo. :)
TargeT
3rd September 2020, 14:27
The over due rent piper either gets paid now, or the debt grows even larger, and the cliff drop off that much wider and higher, after the election.
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IIRC: Evictions in that context mean: anyone with a federal loan will not be evicted due to delinquency, your renters are not covered by this, though there may be local legislation to consider in the areas your properties are at.
Gracy
3rd September 2020, 19:27
The over due rent piper either gets paid now, or the debt grows even larger, and the cliff drop off that much wider and higher, after the election.
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IIRC: Evictions in that context mean: anyone with a federal loan will not be evicted due to delinquency, your renters are not covered by this, though there may be local legislation to consider in the areas your properties are at.
That's the previous one which ended in late July, and applied to federally funded housing only, this one is for all renters across the board.
onawah
4th September 2020, 02:57
This guy https://www.youtube.com/c/LALATE is very chatty and rather silly, but he seems to have an inside line on the latest news about the bailout.
(Once you've watched a few, you can figure out where to fast forward.)
Here's tonight's update from LALATE in which he says that it looks like there will finally be some bi-partisan negotiations, and the stimulus checks are not going to be delayed or attached to other negotiations, so probably results on that in September and not delayed until October.
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onawah
6th October 2020, 22:38
NO stimulus package until after elections, Trump orders
Holding voters hostage, imho.
He could sign an executive order and send out checks tomorrow to millions who have been desperately hoping for Congress to negotiate another Stimulus package for months.
Now Trump has simply prolonged the agony.
Does he expect this will win him votes?
Trump Orders Halt to Stimulus Negotiations
BY ZACHARY STIEBER October 6, 2020
https://www.theepochtimes.com/trump-orders-halt-to-stimulus-negotiations_3528538.html?utm_source=newsnoe&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=breaking
"House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is not negotiating in good faith, President Donald Trump said Tuesday, as he revealed he ordered his representatives to cut off stimulus negotiations with her.
The White House and Democrats have been negotiating for months to try to reach a compromise on a fresh stimulus bill.
Pelosi is insisting on a package that includes sending federal funds to states that aren’t managed well, which has nothing to do with the COVID-19 pandemic, Trump said in a social media statement.
That package is for $2.4 trillion. Trump’s team offered a smaller package.
“We made a very generous offer of $1.6 Trillion Dollars and, as usual, she is not negotiating in good faith. I am rejecting their request, and looking to the future of our Country. I have instructed my representatives to stop negotiating until after the election when, immediately after I win, we will pass a major Stimulus Bill that focuses on hardworking Americans and Small Business,” he said.
Pelosi said in response that walking away from negotiations “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 added.
Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Trump’s primary negotiator, spoke for an hour over the phone on Monday morning and planned to speak again on Tuesday, a spokesman for the speaker said on Twitter previously.
The House last week passed a $2.2 trillion stimulus bill, an updated version of the Heroes Act, but the White House signaled it was opposed to the legislation.The bill included $436 billion for one year’s worth of assistance to state, local, territorial, and tribal governments.
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany accused Pelosi of not being serious.
“If she becomes serious, then we can have a discussion here,” McEnany told reporters in Washington. “But when you lower your offer $2.2 trillion, and you ask for direct payments to illegal immigrants, and you ask for certain deportation forgivenesses in your offer, it’s not a serious offer. What we are talking about here is relief for the American people, for American citizens, not direct payments for illegal immigrants.”
Congressional Republicans also criticized the bill.
“This bill recycles the same socialist wish list that was offered in the Heroes Act, which House Republicans overwhelmingly rejected,” House Republican Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) wrote in a memo to other Republicans before the vote last week.
White House chief of staff Mark Meadows has said that Trump won’t sign legislation that approaches a $2 trillion threshold.
Trump’s decision to stop negotiations came after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell called for another stimulus package.
Otherwise, the economic recovery could be weak, “creating unnecessary hardship for households and businesses,” he said.
The first stimulus package, the $2.2 trillion CARES Act, was passed by Congress and signed into law in March. Smaller packages centering around extra funding for the Paycheck Protection Program and the U.S. Postal Service has since passed and been signed by Trump."
onawah
6th March 2021, 20:53
Just Passed $1,400 Stimulus Check
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(Stimulus package just passed the Senate, now only has to go back to the House for approval on the amendments made by the Senate. If it passes, then just has to be signed off on by Biden. So checks could possibly be issued this month.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5VOZxkonIo
"In this video Matt and Corey provide a live update on the stimulus check and stimulus package which was just passed by the senate. This video pertains to everyone. If you receive SSI, SSDI, social security, low income, or no income."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5VOZxkonIo
Satori
7th March 2021, 00:11
Anyone who supports this either does not understand, or understands but is ignoring, fundamental economics, as well as fundamental monetary and fiscal mechanics and policy.
This bill may not standing alone be a death sentence for the USA (and in some measure other countries feeling the ripple effects), but it is one more step in that direction. And, given how far we are down the road of economic collapse (where there is no more room to kick the can down the road), it could be the proverbial straw that breaks the camel’s back.
This is not a good thing in any way, shape or form.
TomKat
8th March 2021, 00:35
Anyone who supports this either does not understand, or understands but is ignoring, fundamental economics, as well as fundamental monetary and fiscal mechanics and policy.
This bill may not standing alone be a death sentence for the USA (and in some measure other countries feeling the ripple effects), but it is one more step in that direction. And, given how far we are down the road of economic collapse (where there is no more room to kick the can down the road), it could be the proverbial straw that breaks the camel’s back.
This is not a good thing in any way, shape or form.
That's why they did it.
TargeT
8th March 2021, 00:43
1.9 trillion stimmy passed.... aka .... WELCOME TO THE CRASH OF THE US DOLLAR!!! haHA... WE are so ****t...
mathematically anyways.
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TomKat
9th March 2021, 15:17
Also in the bill is a guaranteed income for families with children.
https://news.yahoo.com/democrats-start-sending-monthly-checks-101145864.html
and there goes the argument that the state does not own your children.
greybeard
12th March 2021, 11:45
The World Freedom and Doctors Alliances
Dolores Cahill and more.
There is an advert part way through --keep listening -- a lot of positive follows after a sombre beginning.
Chris
https://new.awakeningchannel.com/world-freedom-doctors-alliances-un-the-take-down-of-our-societies/
Feel free to shift to a more appropriate thread.
It is important
The reason I put it here is that the cabal will at first appear to bail out people but it is followed by a real death sentence
Appreciate the OP was quite different
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