WHAT IS GASLIGHTING?

[Pitcher]

What’s wrong Shabbs I don’t get to express my opinion.  Besides it was intended as a joke but you are so obviously wrapped up in your hate that you couldn’t see the lol 😆.    There is nothing more nasty than your mindless, arrogant, hateful posts, EVERYDAY!!!

[Shabibilicious]

2 minutes ago, Pitcher said:

What’s wrong Shabbs I don’t get to express my opinion.  Besides it was intended as a joke but you are so obviously wrapped up in your hate that you couldn’t see the lol 😆.    There is nothing more nasty than your mindless, arrogant, hateful posts, EVERYDAY!!!

 

Easy now, don't have a cow......laugh a bit.    You obviously don't understand the sunglasses with rye smirk emoji.

 

GO RV, then BV

Edited September 10, 2020 by Shabibilicious

[Pitcher]

I like cartoons. Here’s a few for you cartoon man

 

 

[Pitcher]

4 minutes ago, Shabibilicious said:

Easy now, don't have a cow......laugh a bit.    You obviously don't understand the sunglasses with rye smirk emoji

 

Keep amusing me.  I’m just getting warmed up.  What’s a rye smirk.  Is that a new Lefty thing.  😝 

[Pitcher]

Dems won’t even help out struggling Americans.  They are definitely using the Pandemic to ruin the economy.  Wait until the truth comes out on who was in bed with China to hurt this President.  

 

https://nypost.com/2020/09/10/dems-block-gop-covid-19-bill-that-included-unemployment-relief/
 

Senate Democrats block GOP COVID-19 bill that included unemployment relief

By Steven Nelson

Senate Democrats on Thursday blocked a coronavirus stimulus bill that included funds for people left unemployed by the pandemic.

In a party-line vote, Democrats withheld the 60 votes needed to consider the bill, continuing months-long gridlock ahead of Election Day. Republican leaders said the bill included widely supported bipartisan ideas, but Democrats argued it didn’t do enough.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), said it was “a rather pointless vote on the latest highly partisan Republican emaciated COVID relief bill.”

But Republican Majority Whip John Thune (R-SD) argued, “some money is better than no money.”

The bill proposed a $300 weekly unemployment subsidy, $105 billion for schools, $20 billion for farmers, $10 billion for the US Postal Service and $10 billion for childcare assistance.

It included $47 billion for vaccines and testing and $258 billion for the Paycheck Protection Program, which gives small businesses forgivable loans for retaining staff who aren’t needed due to reduced demand.

The rejected bill also would have given businesses liability protection except in cases of gross negligence and misconduct. Schumer called the liability protection a “poison pill.”

The bill did not include another round of $1,200 stimulus checks to most Americans, which both sides and President Trump support.

The failure of the bill creates new turbulence for the unemployed. Democrats want to renew a $600 weekly supplement that expired in July. Trump in August signed an executive order allowing a $400 weekly boost if states chip in $100, but those funds are almost exhausted.

The jobless rate fell to 8.4 percent in August, down from 10.2 percent in July.

Other Trump executive orders issued last month restored a federal ban on evictions, proposed a temporary payroll tax cut and extended deferral of college loan payments.

Republicans strongly oppose Democrats’ proposal to send nearly $1 trillion in aid to state and local governments. House Democrats in May passed a $3 trillion relief bill that contained state aid, as well as funds for renters and hazard pay for health workers.

Thune voiced growing reluctance among fiscal conservatives, pointing out the US national debt ballooned this year because of other relief bills. He said “if we grow our debt enough, what happened to the Greek economy could happen here.”

Republicans introduced a $1 trillion relief proposal in July. The “skinny” bill that failed cost about half as much. Democrats last month said they would be willing to pass a bill costing about $2 trillion, or $1 billion less than their original proposal.

[Shabibilicious]

28 minutes ago, Pitcher said:

Dems won’t even help out struggling Americans.  They are definitely using the Pandemic to ruin the economy.  Wait until the truth comes out on who was in bed with China to hurt this President.  

 

https://nypost.com/2020/09/10/dems-block-gop-covid-19-bill-that-included-unemployment-relief/
 

Senate Democrats block GOP COVID-19 bill that included unemployment relief

By Steven Nelson

Senate Democrats on Thursday blocked a coronavirus stimulus bill that included funds for people left unemployed by the pandemic.

In a party-line vote, Democrats withheld the 60 votes needed to consider the bill, continuing months-long gridlock ahead of Election Day. Republican leaders said the bill included widely supported bipartisan ideas, but Democrats argued it didn’t do enough.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), said it was “a rather pointless vote on the latest highly partisan Republican emaciated COVID relief bill.”

But Republican Majority Whip John Thune (R-SD) argued, “some money is better than no money.”

The bill proposed a $300 weekly unemployment subsidy, $105 billion for schools, $20 billion for farmers, $10 billion for the US Postal Service and $10 billion for childcare assistance.

It included $47 billion for vaccines and testing and $258 billion for the Paycheck Protection Program, which gives small businesses forgivable loans for retaining staff who aren’t needed due to reduced demand.

The rejected bill also would have given businesses liability protection except in cases of gross negligence and misconduct. Schumer called the liability protection a “poison pill.”

The bill did not include another round of $1,200 stimulus checks to most Americans, which both sides and President Trump support system" rel="">support.

The failure of the bill creates new turbulence for the unemployed. Democrats want to renew a $600 weekly supplement that expired in July. Trump in August signed an executive order allowing a $400 weekly boost if states chip in $100, but those funds are almost exhausted.

The jobless rate fell to 8.4 percent in August, down from 10.2 percent in July.

Other Trump executive orders issued last month restored a federal ban on evictions, proposed a temporary payroll tax cut and extended deferral of college loan payments.

Republicans strongly oppose Democrats’ proposal to send nearly $1 trillion in aid to state and local governments. House Democrats in May passed a $3 trillion relief bill that contained state aid, as well as funds for renters and hazard pay for health workers.

Thune voiced growing reluctance among fiscal conservatives, pointing out the US national debt ballooned this year because of other relief bills. He said “if we grow our debt enough, what happened to the Greek economy could happen here.”

Republicans introduced a $1 trillion relief proposal in July. The “skinny” bill that failed cost about half as much. Democrats last month said they would be willing to pass a bill costing about $2 trillion, or $1 billion less than their original proposal.

 

Leave it to Republicans to offer up a moldy half loaf of bread for hurting American families....then play the blame game when they're rebuffed.  Typical

 

GO RV, then BV 

[markb57]

the best fix is to tell businesses to open and people go back to work. Enough of this scam....

[Pitcher]

10 minutes ago, Shabibilicious said:

Leave it to Republicans to offer up a moldy half loaf of bread for hurting American families....then play the blame game when they're rebuffed.  Typical

 

Leave it to the Dems to do nothing like they have for the last 4 years.  Here is what the Dems entire strategy has been, “Get Trump”

 

The Dems response is a big Middle finger to the American worker.   That’s very typical for the Elitist Hollywood Dem Politician.

[Markinsa]

5 hours ago, Shabibilicious said:

 

Exactly the type of hypocritical response that's come to define Trump nation.

 

GO RV, then BV 

Still trying to avoid your idolization of a Crack Smoking, homosexual. Who's the hypocrite?:😂