Basing relief on 2019 (pre-pandemic) income leaves a lot of people behind who are/were unemployed or whose income went down in 2020.
Simple solution: give everyone the $2,000 they were promised, then tax the ultra rich slightly more to account for the check that they didn't need. It really isn't that complicated, and no one gets left out. Not to say that the rich shouldn't be taxed a lot more - they should - but I'm just speaking specifically to the issue.
Every House member that won supported medicare 4 all, the ones that lost did not. At what point do the corporate dems understand they need to deliver on their promises or lose everything to Republicans again.
Oz1227 on February 8th, 2021 at 19:12 UTC »
Let’s name names. Let’s vote them out in primaries.
finalgarlicdis on February 8th, 2021 at 19:25 UTC »
Basing relief on 2019 (pre-pandemic) income leaves a lot of people behind who are/were unemployed or whose income went down in 2020.
Simple solution: give everyone the $2,000 they were promised, then tax the ultra rich slightly more to account for the check that they didn't need. It really isn't that complicated, and no one gets left out. Not to say that the rich shouldn't be taxed a lot more - they should - but I'm just speaking specifically to the issue.
Deenyc43 on February 8th, 2021 at 19:36 UTC »
Every House member that won supported medicare 4 all, the ones that lost did not. At what point do the corporate dems understand they need to deliver on their promises or lose everything to Republicans again.