There isn’t one.
I have yet to hear a single coherent argument for how our economy will suffer if we give people $2,000 checks.

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Drugs, Alcohol, and Gambling. Some people simply do not save money or invest in their own retirement so when they get additional money they tend to use it in frivolous (non-healthy) ways while others need the money to survive.
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Could get 0.5% in the polls Marrianne Williamson and still trying to be relevant.....LMAO
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The National Debt is a manufactured crisis, used to impose austerity on the working class We spend $740 Billion yr on our military, while we can't even provide healthcare for America's children? It would cost an estimated $20 billion to end homelessness
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Agreed ... all the economists say the country needs these checks!
If you can't get Biden to understand that, be prepared for losses in 2022.
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There isn’t an argument.
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Spending money you don't have ?
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They wont admit to it, but they are afraid we will invest in stocks hedge funds are trying to short. That's why they are cutting back the amount and the number of people to give it to.
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millions of our neighbors likely have outstanding past due debt in excess of $2000. whether they spend the money on paying down obligations or buying necessities the cash goes directly back into the economy stimulus! or we could give another trillion dollar tax break to the rich
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Replying to @marwilliamson
Worst you could say is it's trading some future prosperity for current, which would still be a good deal during COVID and ignores lingering effects from pandemic downturn and long lasting benefits of stimulus.
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