The ideological obsession on the part of the administration and Senate to put protection of the stock market before protection of our people is what has put the United States so behind the curve in dealing with the coronavirus crisis.
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In order to catch up, we must be willing to shatter that economic paradigm. It will be no good to save a business if the people forced to show up for work are spreading a potentially deadly disease. The only way to save our economy turns out to be by saving our people.

Mar 12, 2020 · 5:38 PM UTC

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If this were a “foreign enemy” attacking us, I promise you there would be more than an $8.5 billion emergency expenditure. Right now we have a $738B Defense budget while the CDC budget is 1.5% of that. Do the math, see the priorities, yell like crazy. Politely, of course :)
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Simple math... Healthy Vibrant People= Healthy Vibrant Economy.
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Marianne, I really think that every low wage worker in this country needs to not show up for work until there are tests available. Because obviously,There’s a lack of caring
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Perfect...We genuinely care for each other, we should expect & receive the same from our elected officials.
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“The only way to save our economy turns out to be by saving our people.” Marianne Williamson
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