Exactly.
Patriotic Millionaires @PatrioticMills
20 Nov 2020
.@AOC — “We have money for tax loopholes for yachts. We have money to incentivize stock buybacks.” But suddenly, we “can’t afford” to give struggling families the relief they so desperately need.

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Replying to @marwilliamson
"We got money for wars, but can't feed the poor" ......Tupac Shakur
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Replying to @kindafroggy1 @marwilliamson
So we keep talking until they listen.
There were folks on both sides holding it up, you can't place blame on one person when the majority of both parties are guilty.
Replying to @marwilliamson
They’re too busy accumulating hard assets to care... at least until the system breaks again, which will be soon. Until then, American citizens begging for help to survive are an annoying distraction from their game of Monopoly.
Replying to @marwilliamson
So Dems should put forth a clean bill. Republicans have moved twice on the money. Just remove the pork
Replying to @marwilliamson
Did she not quite for the largest transfer of wealth in American history? I'm not sure I can take more of this hypocrisy and or whining. One cannot negotiate with someone that believes ”the winner takes all.”
Replying to @marwilliamson
Did she or did she not vote for the CARES act which bailed out billionaires, but gave only one $1200 check for the people?
Replying to @_ethosofficial @marwilliamson
Yeah it would have been symbolic. Because the bill passed with 100% approval from both Congress and Senate. But her saying no, because of all the corporate bailout tack ons, would show where she stands.
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Replying to @_ethosofficial @marwilliamson
Republicans are not alone in catering to corporate donors. It's a problem across the board.
Replying to @_ethosofficial @marwilliamson
Just saw this and thought of you
Krystal Ball @krystalball
22 Nov 2020
Master tactician Pelosi could have had a $1.8 trillion deal pre election and now will be lucky to get McConnell’s $500 billion deal. All while economists project double dip recession. nytimes.com/2020/11/22/busin…
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