As an American, are you Concerned More over the Economy or Health?

A Harris Poll released recently revealed that people in America are growing increasingly concerned over the state of the American economy than that of their health.

The poll, fielded March 21 to 22 among 2,023 adults in the U.S., found that most Americans, 61%, currently consider the quantity of fear in society as ‘sensible given how severe the pandemic has become.’ This reflects a fifteen-point increase from the 46% of people who saw the fear as warranted last week.

In addition, the poll assessed the issues folks are ‘more and more concerned about’ and discovered that concerns about the economy exceed all other worries, which includes health.

About 84% of respondents, surveyed Mar. 13 to 14, stated they were growing more and more concerned over the state of our economy, yet at present, concerns over the health of elderly relatives and friends topped the list, with 86%. While these concerns have increased over the course of the past week, concerns over the economy currently top the list, with 91% of people in America indicating unease. In the meantime, 75% state they’re concerned with their health, 90% report they’re concerned with elderly friends and relatives, and 87% claim worried over the personal health of Americans “broadly.”

The poll comes as lawmakers battle for an agreement upon bipartisan relief legislation. Over the weekend, Dems blocked this measure after getting what seemed to be marching orders from Nancy Pelosi, who flew into Washington D.C. on Sunday — the exact same day GOP lawmakers say that negotiations fell apart.

On Tuesday, Trump said that he’d love to have the United States economy reopened by Easter (April 12^th).

Nancy Pelosi Nixed Bipartisan Discussions Regarding Coronavirus Package

On Sunday, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi stated that she decided to move forward with her very own emergency relief package.

She spoke hours before the Senate was scheduled to make a vote which could lead towards a final vote upon a bipartisan relief package. This bill would offer economic relief following the coronavirus epidemic ravaging the country’s economy.

‘From my standpoint, we are apart,’ Pelosi said.

Senate leaders decided to postpone the vote to 6 p.m. on Sunday.

On Sunday, Mitch McConnell, Senate Majority Leader, stated on the Senate floor that he intended for this legislation to be bipartisan and had the goal of assisting the American people.

According to McConnell, what we have is a compromise product that contains contributions, ideas, as well as priorities on both sides and that might become law as soon as tomorrow. In other words, it is about time to take yes for an answer.

On Sunday, McConnell and Pelosi met with Chuck Schumer (Senate Minority Leader), Kevin McCarthy (House Republican Leader), and Steven Mnuchin (Treasury Secretary) to compromise on the 3^rd stage of the congressional response package.

Nancy said that Democrats and Republicans still are “talking,” yet that there isn’t any need to meet Mitchell’s Monday deadline for the Senate vote on the package.

The White House and Senate Republicans insisted that they’ll continually push for the $1.6T economic relief package that would include $350B in support for small companies and $250B for unemployment insurance. In addition, the package would involve direct payments (in cash) to individuals about $1,200/individual, with extra money going to families who have kids.

On Sunday, Politico reported that ‘it isn’t clear how Nancy’s plan might work — committee chairs have been putting together ideas for a legislative package; however, aren’t yet ready for legislative text.’

Hillary Clinton: In 2020 We Should ‘Make Voting by Mail the Norm’

Hillary Clinton, former Dem Party presidential nominee, called on Congress to ‘make mail voting the norm’ along with “free postage” as a consequence of public health concerns because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Trump stated earlier this week that he thinks the present national emergency will last through July or even August. According to The White House, they haven’t yet stated what, if any, preparations may be necessary for the election in November.

Hillary’s call echoed a likewise demand by Katie Hobbs, Arizona Secretary of State, who asked legislators to permit all-mail voting in 2020. Repubs are skeptical, and recalled the words of Rahm Emanuel, President-elect Obama’s incoming chief of staff, in 2008: ‘You never really want a severe crisis to go to waste.’

Multiple states already permit voting by mail, although Repubs warned that California’s system is prone to fraud. There, Dems legalized a system referred to as “ballot harvesting,” allowing unverified 3rd parties to deliver one another’s ballots — effectively permitting party organizers to bring multitudes of ballots to be counted.

Repubs blamed some of the 2018 losses in CA on “ballot harvesting.” Plus, Repub efforts to copy Dems’ tactics failed because Repubs generally are more reluctant to give their ballots to other people.

Hillary is familiar with voting by mail’s value: Clinton was thought to be running neck-and-neck with Senator Sanders in CA in the 2016 presidential primary, yet then Clinton won by several points — mainly because she experienced stronger turnout with mail-in ballots. Mail-in ballots additionally helped Clinton run popular vote margins up in 2016.

Two Grumpy Old Men Tearing Each Other Apart

On Sunday, former VP Joe Biden refused to state if he supports a national quarantine to fight the increasing coronavirus threat, opting instead to attack both Trump and Sanders.

The former Vice President, who many believe has locked up the party’s nomination, was asked within the Democrat presidential debate if he thought a “national lockdown” was in order to prevent the coronavirus from spreading. Rather than answering the query head on, Biden reacted by stating that it was critical to listen to ‘medical professionals.’

According to Biden in an apparent attack on President Trump, what he’d do is what he did in the previous administration. He’d call a meeting inside the situation room of all of the professionals in the U.S. handling this crisis.

Biden went on to say that specialists were more crucial than having universal health care, like Bernie Sanders’s Medicare for All proposal.

According to Biden, with all due respect to the proposal for Medicare for All, you have a single-payer system inside Italy. It does not work there. It doesn’t have anything to do with Medicare for All. It wouldn’t resolve the problem, whatsoever.

Joe’s refusal to state his views upon a national quarantine comes just days after the former VP uncovered his proposal for responding to the coronavirus pandemic. As the news reported last Thursday, numerous proposals offered by Joe already were being incorporated by Trump’s administration.

Trump Announces Financial Help for Americans Affected by Coronavirus

On Monday, President Trump announced multiple steps forward at the White House to assist Americans who suffer economically from fears of the coronavirus spread.

Trump said that he’d meet with lawmakers in DC on Tuesday to talk about a financial assistance for hourly wage earners, payroll tax cut, small business loans, and financial help for the cruise and airline industries.

Trump’s solutions echoed many proposals that were detailed by a news editor on Monday morning.

The president praised his own choice to suspend travel from China, as well as set up screening in airports, and noted that it assisted in slowing the spread of the virus while people in America could get ready for the response.

Also, Trump thanked VP Mike Pence, as well as the Coronavirus Task Force for all of their efforts.

The Vice President repeated his assertion from doctors that the risk of contracting the virus remained low.

Pence urged every American to go to the site coronavirus.gov for information about ways to fight the coronavirus, which includes “common sense” methods of mitigating the spread.

Steven Mnuchin, Treasury Secretary, reaffirmed his confidence in the economy’s strength, despite the historic slump within the stock market, referring to it as ‘the most resilient economy worldwide.’

Mnuchin stated that Trump would act to offer ‘whatever support is necessary’ to aid in strengthening the economy within the upcoming days.

On Monday evening, Trump appeared at the press briefing room of the White House with his team to go over the response to the spread of the coronavirus after going back to DC from Florida.

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Trump Donated Fourth-Quarter Salary to Help Battle Coronavirus

White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham announced the news on Twitter.

‘President Trump made a dedication to donate his salary when in office,’ and shared a picture of a check for $100,000.

Trump donated his 1st-quarter salary to the Dept. of Homeland Security, his 2nd-quarter salary over to the Surgeon General, and the 3rd-quarter salary over to the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Health.

The president must be paid; however, he pledged to donate his salary when in office to worthy programs.

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Black Voters Turn Backs on Bloomberg

On Sunday, black church congregants in Selma, AL, turned their backs on Mike Bloomberg when he addressed them.

The protest that remained peaceful and silent, took place as presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg was giving his speech on “Bloody Sunday’s,” 55^th anniversary, a day in which authorities attacked blacks during a civil rights march within the town.

On Sunday, multiple images shared to social media depicted both white and black voters standing up with their backs turned to Mike inside the Brown Chapel AME Church.

Former Georgia Dem gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams was seated behind Mike during the speech, according to the ones who went to the event.

Bloomberg, former NYC mayor, has had a history of questionable statements that surround America’s black citizens.

During his Young Men’s Initiative launch in 2011, he claimed Latino and black males ‘do not know how to behave inside the workplace.’

During his NYC mayor tenure, almost 5M individuals, mainly young males of color, were stop and frisked.

Mr. Bloomberg’s resurfaced stop-and-frisk statements came within an Aspen Institute speech, in which Mike pushed the concept of cities taking initiative on enforcing and instituting weapon bans.

The former mayor stated of minorities, ‘Toss them against a wall then frisk them,’ and confessed that ‘we placed all of the police in minority communities…. because that is where all of the crime is.’

According to the Aspen Times, they quoted Bloomberg as stating, ‘Cities must get weapons out of the hands” of people who are “minority, male, and between ages 15 to 25.’

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