After months of delay, Senate Republicans on Monday will propose a $1 trillion bill with an eviction moratorium and a second round of $1,200 checks
Director of the U.S. National Economic Council Larry Kudlow and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin. Photo: Getty Images In a weekend cram session following months of procrastination, Republican leaders are finalizing a coronavirus relief package to be unveiled on Monday. According to the Director of the U.S. National Economic Council Larry Kudlow, a $1,200 direct payment to most Americans is “going to be part of the new package.
With coronavirus cases surging in the nation’s three most populous states and unemployment in the double digits, Republican leadership has reluctantly delivered a second stimulus package to prop up the weekly income of 30 million Americans out of work because of the pandemic.
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