Trump said we need to bail out big companies because otherwise it will be too hard for them to start up again later. No. Our approach should be the opposite. We should be bailing out individuals, not big companies. Now more than ever we need bottom up, not trickle down economics.

Mar 23, 2020 · 4:28 AM UTC

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Companies provide jobs. Once people use up the expanded unemployment that is in the bill, people will need jobs to go back to.
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Big companies employ alot of people moonbeam!!
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Maybe both need done. It's no good to save individuals if they dont have a job to support them after the checks run out. Why is this so hard to grasp?
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I absolutely agree with you, Marianne.
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That’s why we need currency system that is democratically governed, a currency currency that is independent of banks and government. A currency system free from corporate greed, Wall Street manipulation, political corruption and bureaucratic constraints. #barterunit
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Corporations have enough money to bail themselves out. What happened to the last 1 trillion? 🤔
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wsj.com/articles/president-t… Marianne is a TDS shill. Trump is in favor of getting cash in hands of citizens & NO STOCK BUY BACKS. Democrats forced a delay that WILL result in 401ks and Pensions losing BILLIONS!
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In November this country is going to bail on Trump. He is simply a disaster of a human being. Enough.
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Not even sure bailing out is the right move even for individuals. It’s still a fantastic drain on the treasury that won’t make a lasting distance. Medicare for all, free public education, raise in minimum wage, larger unemployment benefits would make a long term difference
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You loan companies money to pay the INDIVIDUALS and the hope is as the virus tames people will still have jobs to go back too. You don’t need businesses going bankrupt and everyone losing their jobs. When the economy “restarts” there’s gonna be nothing