hog88
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Do y’all think this includes remodeling as well or just new construction?
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I'm as anti-welfare as they come, and if I were ever president I would take industrial grade garden shears to that budget on the first day.
However...
This isn't welfare. Paying someone who cannot support themselves is quite different when it was the government that literally forced them to be fired. If they can't even provide help to those people, then fine. The only moral thing to do is end the quarantine right damn now.
That’s a pretty solid summary statement. I hate what this will do to the Fed balance sheet. But none of the companies or the employees want this situation to occur. The government forced this upon both. It’s pretty clear there is some liability here I’d guessI'm as anti-welfare as they come, and if I were ever president I would take industrial grade garden shears to that budget on the first day.
However...
This isn't welfare. Paying someone who cannot support themselves is quite different when it was the government that literally forced them to be fired. If they can't even provide help to those people, then fine. The only moral thing to do is end the quarantine right damn now.
Reasonable.The question was in the context of airlines, but I did not hear him limit it to them. Makes no sense.
If companies are going to be given hundreds of billions of dollars the money needs to be used to maintain the business long enough to overcome the virus. That's it. Pay your employees, keep your infrastructure in place and in working order.
Anything other than that the money is wasted.