That big businesses are now getting more help than small businesses is preposterous. And in total, small businesses create just slightly fewer jobs by the way. So what’s the difference? Big businesses have undue influence in Congress. #Moneyoutofpolitics

Apr 20, 2020 · 7:27 PM UTC

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Why are they applying for aid they really do not need? Is this all a money grab???
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Firms with greater than 500 employees create 38% of net jobs. Small biz 62%.stlouisfed.org/publications/…
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Yes that's due 2 being able 2 pay lobbiest 2 lobby on their behalf. Why would completing the app take 3 weeks? Why are small businesses suing Wells Fargo? It's almost a feeling that large businesses are entitled to all the money. Hugely frustrating.
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Marianne 2024
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and will always....so ... given that this is what happens...... libertarian yet?
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Big corporations have undue influence everywhere. We have to dump trump and re figure the whole legal mess he has created in order to rape and pillage the country on behalf of himself and cronies.
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Yessss abolish citizens united!!!
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Their investments in govement officials is really paying off...
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I'm not sure small businesses create "just slightly fewer" jobs. The statistic I saw was that just over 52% of Americans work for small businesses. Wouldn't that be that they create slightly *more* jobs? Your point still stands, of course.
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