The Senate Has Passed the Largest Corporate Bailout in US History

[truthout.org]

{“COVID-19 emergency spending bill: $250 billion for direct payments to Americans, $250 billion for expanded unemployment benefits, $4 trillion to bail out corporations,” tweeted Judd Legum, author of the Popular Information newsletter. “Seems like the balance is off a bit.”}

Say hello to our worth again. Same as the old worth. Not much. My fellow American's, I ask, what happen to 2 trillion? And virtually no oversight. That always works out well. But hey! This isn't anything to be so worried about. It's all hype right? $1200 should be plenty to get us through this little blip.

'Far More to Do,' Say Progressives After House Approves and Trump Signs Corporate-Friendly Coronavirus Relief Act

"The clock has already started on a fourth bill and we expect and demand that House Democrats fight to ensure that the needs of all communities are met."

[commondreams.org]

{"We are already at work immediately on the next package to ensure it includes provisions we fought for but did not get this time," said Jayapal. "This is a crisis of epic proportions and we must continue to do everything we can to respond with the scale sufficient to meet the suffering of people across our country."}

In other words. We are working on the wording towards gearing up for another large corporate welfare bill masked as another peoples savior as people continue to fall ill and die.

If Trump really doesn't feel this virus is a threat, why is he signing these large corporate welfare give aways when he ran on draining the swamp?