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Pelosi said this am said that she has heard funds are running out, but she hasn’t seen data confirming that. “We want to make sure that as it gets more money, many more people get access to the credit.” She also said she wants to make sure hospitals/State & local govt's get $
2-About State & local govt's & hospitals Pelosi said: “They’re in the hole.” She said they have no cash flow coming in, & she said their needs are “self-evident.” About Trump: “Instead of focusing on the needs of the American people during this crisis,
3-"[Trump] continues to wage an assault on the truth."
Word is Pelosi & Schumer are set to cont 'talks' w Mnuchin today, & Dems maintain that a small biz-only bill can’t pass the House unanimously.
Trump is 'not available' to speak to press @ this acc to WH. #ThursdayThoughts
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Schumer & other Dem Senators sent a letter to Treasury & the SBA demanding data on which companies have rec'd PPP, EIDL & other SBA disaster relief $ during Covid & WHY PPP is already empty. #SaturdayMorning
politico.com/news/2020/04/1…
2-"Among their questions, they asked for a breakdown of Paycheck Protection Program loans disbursed by demographics. They also asked for the volume of loans disbursed to large restaurant chain operators that can receive loans even if they exceed the program's 500-employee limit.
3-" Shake Shack said Friday that it received a $10 million Paycheck Protection Program loan through JPMorgan Chase, even as the burger chain announced plans to raise $75 million in the stock market."
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I'm seeing reporting that the RNC & Trump Campaign officials are working behind the scenes to pressure Dem Govs in Swing States to reopen, in part by whipping his pitchfork wielding base into a frenzy.
Is Trump creating a Civil War? #SaturdayThoughts
The fact that these protests are happening in Texas today, despite Gov Greg Abbott announcing that he'll reopen should give us all pause.
First, it was DeVoss ppl who funded in MI, NOW it's the RNC/Trump Campaign & the base aren't stopping when reopening is announced.
Trump's encouraging his people to turn on State Government, completely counter to his own guidelines, & doing it openly.
It isn't just Covid disruption that I'm worried @ now, it's the chaos, the panic, the violence.
Is Trump declaring War on America? politico.com/news/2020/04/1…
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Conservative activists & religious leaders are pressuring Trump admin to unleash lawsuits arguing that shutdowns are intruding on their legally protected rights to worship, protest & buy guns.
What about protecting human life? #PresidentGod
politico.com/news/2020/04/1…
2-"In a letter sent to Attorney General Bill Barr on Friday, the Conservative Action Project, a group of conservative leaders including Matt Schlapp of the American Conservative Union, Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch and Jenny Beth Martin of Tea Party Patriots, called governors and
3-"local leaders “petty, would-be dictators” who had committed “rampant abuses of constitutional rights and civil liberties” as part of their response to the coronavirus.
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