A series of heated debates are coming to the fore in Washington over how best to get additional relief funds into the hands of cash strapped Americans by theothersarahh
of Republicans on MSNBC’s The Beat on Tuesday, projecting confidence that her party will come out ahead in negotiations this week over more federal funding for states. “You know why? ...Republican and Democratic governors need this.”The national debt will likely reach a staggering $3.7 trillion this year; the Treasury Department has said it will borrow a staggering $3 trillion this quarter to keep up.
The first two bills—which shored up funding for testing and small business loans and established tax credits for paid sick leave and expanded unemployment benefits, respectively—were followed by the historic $2.2 trillion CARES Act.
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