It is good that the Trump organization not get ANY Stimulus money (Trump and his corrupt kids). Next ; no trading Grandparents lives for Trump 2020 !

GIVE IT UP, TRUMP. Its time for you to go now. Not only will the STIMULUS not help your mafia companies, you will NOT be able to get away with sacrificing old peoples lives so YOU can get re elected.

IMO get it TRUMPIES ? BANKRUPT STATUS FOR THE TRUMP COMPANIES OR BUST !

And here is something else, TRUMPIES, if DONALD TRUMP Forces re opening of the USA by April 12, the CONTINUANCE OF GOVERNMENT plans will kick in as the entire WH will be then irradiated with non stop CONAVIRUS.

You go with your fantasies about GRANDMA dying for DONALD TRUMP, the entire TRUMP white house will get the CONAVIRUS and then ?

NEW MANAGEMENT !

Remember this ?

https://www.dhirubhai.net/pulse/let-us-pretend-potus-tenure-trump-has-end-hint-wh-becomes-beckwith/

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The "Let us pretend" POTUS tenure of Trump has to end. Hint, if Cornavirus incapacitation of Trump WH becomes defacto, Gen. O'Shaughnessy awaits

  • Published on March 23, 2020


I will say it right here. Trump thinks that if he can somehow stay in the WH even if half the USA died, that he would be magically able to "rule forever", i.e. his fantasy is even more grotesque than is imagined. A designated continuance of government structure is in place and Trump's fantasies be damned.

Here is the news. Trump fantasizes he can become "king" if enough people die and he has his MAGA hordes designate him "king of America"

He, TRUMP, is in for one rude awakening.

To the adage that sometimes one should not work too hard one may get what they actually asked for, the Trump pandemic disaster may lead to continuance of Government structures in place ending his rule.

He has no idea of what is in store for this country (Trump) if the Conavirus causes wide spread chaos. It will not be the Trump empire, forevermore. A different fate awaits and the Trump enablers need now to GET IT.

Andrew Beckwith, PhD

https://www.newsweek.com/exclusive-inside-militarys-top-secret-plans-if-coronavirus-cripples-government-1492878

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EXCLUSIVE: INSIDE THE MILITARY'S TOP SECRET PLANS IF CORONAVIRUS CRIPPLES THE GOVERNMENT

BY WILLIAM M. ARKIN ON 3/18/20 AT 7:00 AM EDT

Even as President Trump says he tested negative for coronavirus, the COVID-19 pandemic raises the fear that huge swaths of the executive branch or even Congress and the Supreme Court could also be disabled, forcing the implementation of "continuity of government" plans that include evacuating Washington and "devolving" leadership to second-tier officials in remote and quarantined locations.

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Next, here is the first piece of good news - the stimulus bill passed, and .....

https://www.forbes.com/sites/lisettevoytko/2020/03/25/senate-passes-stimulus-bill-amid-economic-fallout-from-coronavirus/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily-dozen&cdlcid=5cc06a9b1802c8c52482c2b1#1e3e67c35aae

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Senate Reaches Stimulus Bill Agreement Amid Economic Fallout From Coronavirus

Lisette VoytkoForbes Staff

Business

Breaking News Reporter

Isabel TogohForbes Staff

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell AP PHOTO/SUSAN WALSH

Topline: The U.S. Senate agreed to a massive $2 trillion economic stimulus package on Wednesday morning, following five days of negotiations and two failed votes, as the country continues to grapple with the fallout of coronavirus, which has infected over 46,000 Americans and ravaged markets as the economy ground to a halt.

  • The agreement is believed to be the biggest economic rescue package in modern American history, with both chambers expected to pass the legislation later in the day.
  • Full details of the legislation are yet to be published, but it is expected to deliver emergency loans to small businesses, provide financial support to workers laid off because of the pandemic, and provide support for hospitals and medical professionals short on equipment.
  • The agreement sent markets in Asia up, with Japan's Nikkei rising more than 8%, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index was up 3.8%.
  • It comes as Trump expressed his desire for the bill to pass on Twitter Tuesday morning, writing that “Congress must approve the deal, without all of the nonsense, today. The longer it takes, the harder it will be to start up our economy. Our workers will be hurt!”
  • Progress was made on the bill Monday night, with Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) saying a deal was very close, and that President Trump seemed “very positive” about the bill.
  • Unemployment “is what we’re trying to avoid,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said during a Tuesday morning address on the Senate floor, adding, "I hope today is the day this body will get it done."
  • House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said there was “real optimism” that Congress could close the deal within hours on Tuesday in a CNBC appearance

Crucial quote: McConnell said on the Senate floor in the early hours of Wednesday: "At last, we have a deal. After days of intense discussions, the Senate has reached a bipartisan agreement on a historic relief package for this pandemic."

What to watch for: How the House decides to vote on the bill, because it is not in session. The Washington Post reported Tuesday that in order to make the bill law, the House could vote by what is called “unanimous consent,” which only requires two representatives present to vote in favor of the bill?—but would need every senator to vote for the bill first, which would be highly unlikely. The House could also vote by proxy, according to the Post, which would allow representatives present on the floor to cast votes for missing members.  

Key background: Among the most controversial measures proposed in the Senate package was a $500 billion fund designated to help distressed businesses, while direct cash payments to Americans, along with expanded unemployment insurance, small business loans and hospital funding, had more bipartisan support. Meanwhile, Trump seemed anxious to get the economy restarted Monday by relaxing social distancing guidelines so people can return to work, but health experts have warned that the outbreak will worsen this week and more time is needed to control it.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

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Next, the TRUMP Companies banned from Stimulus money

https://www.commondreams.org/news/2020/03/25/new-senate-stimulus-bill-would-ban-companies-owned-trump-or-his-children-receiving

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New Senate Stimulus Bill Would Ban Companies Owned by Trump or His Children From Receiving Any Bailout Money

A provision in the massive bill prohibits "businesses controlled by the president, vice president, members of Congress, and heads of executive departments from receiving loans or investments from Treasury programs."

byJake Johnson, staff writer


President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence look over some notes as they participate in a Fox News Virtual Town Hall with Anchor Bill Hemmer in the Rose Garden of the White House on March 24, 2020 in Washington, D.C. (Photo: Doug Mills-Pool/Getty Images)

A massive coronavirus stimulus plan that the Senate and White House agreed to in the early hours of Wednesday morning would bar any companies owned or controlled by President Donald Trump, the president's children, Vice President Mike Pence, or members of Congress from receiving any taxpayer bailout money, according to a summary of the legislation circulated by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

The sprawling $2 trillion bill, which has not yet been released in full, would "prohibit businesses controlled by the president, vice president, members of Congress, and heads of executive departments from receiving loans or investments from Treasury programs," Schumer's summary states.

 "The children, spouses, and in-laws of the aforementioned principals are also included in this prohibition," the document adds.

Trump in recent days has voiced his desire for the hotel industry to be among the corporate beneficiaries of any congressional stimulus legislation and—after being pressed repeatedly by reporters—has refused to vow that his own companies would not receive money from any taxpayer bailout programs.

The president also asserted that he will personally oversee the corporate bailout funds. "We're going to make good deals," Trump said during a press briefing on Monday.

"Several Trump-branded properties have been affected by the virus-induced demand crash, as well as state and local restrictions on going out in public," Bloomberg reported Wednesday morning.


Senate Democrats earlier this week stopped the GOP's efforts to advance an earlier version of the stimulus bill in an effort to extract concessions from the White House and Senate Republicans, who Democrats accused of attempting to force through a corporate "slush fund" with little regard for workers.

In negotiations with Senate Republicans and Trump administration officials, Democrats reportedly won inclusion of a significant boost in unemployment benefits (which would also be extended to gig workers), more money for hospitals, and independent oversight of a $500 billion corporate loan fund that the legislation would establish.

As the heated talks over the stimulus bill progressed Tuesday, progressive lawmakers expressed concerns about the enormous legislative package, which could hit the Senate floor for a vote as soon as Wednesday afternoon.

"The developments of this Senate relief bill are concerning," Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) tweeted Tuesday afternoon, before the Senate agreement was finalized. "We are hearing lots of vague statements, but not a single member of Congress has seen actual bill text. It seems to give a *HALF TRILLION DOLLARS* away to big corporations, with few worker protections. Half a trillion."

With the House out of session and lawmakers wary of returning to Capitol Hill amid the coronavirus outbreak, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is expected to attempt to pass the Senate bill by unanimous consent, which requires the agreement of every member.

"If unanimous consent is not possible," the Washington Post reported, "aides of both parties said the most likely scenario would be a day-long vote where members would be encouraged to spread out their trips to the floor and not congregate as the vote is taken."

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ONCE AGAIN

IMO get it TRUMPIES ? BANKRUPT STATUS FOR THE TRUMP COMPANIES OR BUST !

And here is something else, TRUMPIES, if DONALD TRUMP Forces re opening of the USA by April 12, the CONTINUANCE OF GOVERNMENT plans will kick in as the entire WH will be then irradiated with non stop CONAVIRUS.

You go with your fantasies about GRANDMA dying for DONALD TRUMP, the entire TRUMP white house will get the CONAVIRUS and then ?

NEW MANAGEMENT !

Andrew Beckwith, PhD

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