View this post on Instagram Maybe it’s time to try and remove her then? 🤔A post shared by Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk1776) on Apr 9, 2020 at 8:42pm PDT
Maybe it’s time to try and remove her then? 🤔
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View this post on Instagram AG Barr called out the media, after they began waging a "jihad" against President Trump and hydroxychloroquine.A post shared by Washington Examiner (@washingtonexaminer) on Apr 9, 2020 at 8:00am PDT
AG Barr called out the media, after they began waging a "jihad" against President Trump and hydroxychloroquine.
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View this post on Instagram Democrats are choosing subpoenas over solutions, hearings over health care, and theatrics over therapies.A post shared by Congressman Matt Gaetz (@repmattgaetz) on Apr 9, 2020 at 9:34am PDT
Democrats are choosing subpoenas over solutions, hearings over health care, and theatrics over therapies.
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View this post on Instagram Shameful that Senate Democrats continue to play politics instead of helping the millions of small businesses hurting badly because of gov policies to #combatcovid19. This crisis *should not* be an excuse to advance your partisan wish list. It *should* be a reason to come together.A post shared by Ted Cruz (@sentedcruz) on Apr 9, 2020 at 8:35am PDT
Shameful that Senate Democrats continue to play politics instead of helping the millions of small businesses hurting badly because of gov policies to #combatcovid19. This crisis *should not* be an excuse to advance your partisan wish list. It *should* be a reason to come together.
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View this post on Instagram Senate Democrats on Thursday blocked a GOP-led $250 billion small business loan program aimed at preventing layoffs amid forced shut downs due to the Coronavirus panic. Visit the gatewaypundit.com for more news, link in bio.A post shared by Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) on Apr 9, 2020 at 9:31am PDT
Senate Democrats on Thursday blocked a GOP-led $250 billion small business loan program aimed at preventing layoffs amid forced shut downs due to the Coronavirus panic. Visit the gatewaypundit.com for more news, link in bio.
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View this post on Instagram Senate Democrats on Thursday blocked a Republican effort to unanimously pass legislation to add $250 billion to the government’s small business loan program aimed at helping companies devastated by the Chinese coronavirus pandemic. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) attempted to forward the bill by unanimous consent, but Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) opposed the move, pumping the brakes on President Donald Trump’s plan to bolster the “paycheck protection” program. In a Senate floor speech, McConnell affirmed that the proposal would not impact the “policy language” of the $2 trillion bi-partisan coronavirus relief package passed late last month. “We need more funding and we need it fast,” McConnell urged. “Do not block emergency aid you do not oppose just because you want something more.” Several other top Republicans, including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), expressed support for the plan this week. “America’s small businesses are working hard to support their employees and the communities they live in. To help them do that, Congress has passed the most ambitious relief package in history for small businesses with the Paycheck Protection Program,” said McCarthy. “The demand for that program has been overwhelming and in just one week, the federal government has provided tens of billions of dollars in relief.” “I support the Secretary’s request and following the Senate’s approval, the House should move swiftly to do the same and provide confidence to small businesses across the country that their government will be there for them,” he added. Leading up to McConnell’s request, Democrats suggested that they would shoot down the measure. Democrats want add-ons and protections to make sure businesses in disadvantaged communities are able to participate. McConnell and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) outlined their positions in relatively muted rhetoric Wednesday — tacit acknowledgment of the urgency of the measure.A post shared by Breitbart (@wearebreitbart) on Apr 9, 2020 at 9:33am PDT
Senate Democrats on Thursday blocked a Republican effort to unanimously pass legislation to add $250 billion to the government’s small business loan program aimed at helping companies devastated by the Chinese coronavirus pandemic. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) attempted to forward the bill by unanimous consent, but Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) opposed the move, pumping the brakes on President Donald Trump’s plan to bolster the “paycheck protection” program. In a Senate floor speech, McConnell affirmed that the proposal would not impact the “policy language” of the $2 trillion bi-partisan coronavirus relief package passed late last month. “We need more funding and we need it fast,” McConnell urged. “Do not block emergency aid you do not oppose just because you want something more.” Several other top Republicans, including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), expressed support for the plan this week. “America’s small businesses are working hard to support their employees and the communities they live in. To help them do that, Congress has passed the most ambitious relief package in history for small businesses with the Paycheck Protection Program,” said McCarthy. “The demand for that program has been overwhelming and in just one week, the federal government has provided tens of billions of dollars in relief.” “I support the Secretary’s request and following the Senate’s approval, the House should move swiftly to do the same and provide confidence to small businesses across the country that their government will be there for them,” he added. Leading up to McConnell’s request, Democrats suggested that they would shoot down the measure. Democrats want add-ons and protections to make sure businesses in disadvantaged communities are able to participate. McConnell and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) outlined their positions in relatively muted rhetoric Wednesday — tacit acknowledgment of the urgency of the measure.
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