easyliving45
Active Member
What lie?
You, personally, get $1400. You will be charged, via taxes, at least $6,000 to get that $1400.
You made the point that the same bill that is costing you $6,000 at a minimum also gives other things - not a one is a direct help to you, personally.
Thus, you are being charged, through your taxes, at least $6k to get a $1400 check.
I'm completely consistent in that.
Well again you are wrong.
I am happy to pay for these things which will all either benefit me or benefit other americans that will have a direct impact on my quality of life.
Just because you are a selfish **** doesn't mean your opinion is correct.
This is also all information i posted previously in this thread. Which leads me to believe you don't bother reading anything before you start typing your response.
I'm done discussing things with you since you've now lied and ignored two posts that have previously answered your questions you keep asking.
- $1,400 per-person checks to struggling Americans
- $30 billion in rental and critical utilities assistance
- Expansion of ACA tax credits
- $20 billion for a national vaccination program
- $50 billion for an expansion of testing
- $25 billion in grants to help small restaurants remain open
- $350 billion in direct support for state and local governments
- $13 billion for nutrition programs
- $10 billion to reauthorize the State Small Business Credit Initiative
- Permanent increase of $130 million/year for child care assistance and expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit & Child Tax Credit
- $170 billion to help K-12 schools and higher ed institutions re-open
- 100% fed reimbursement for FEMA resources
- Extensions to COVID relief programs that offer supplemental unemployment benefits and expanded paid leave for workers affected by COVID
- $30 billion for supplies and PPE for frontline workers
- $5 billion for Americans experiencing homelessness