“Will we find a solution? We will. Will we have an agreement? We will,” Pelosi told CNBC in an interview.
“If we’re going to juggle some of this money, let’s focus it where it’s going to do the most good,” she added, saying aid must help people who are the most needy. “They will spend it. It will be a stimulus or at least a stabilization.”
Yeah, Congress really helped us out. 🙄
Stop the political games and agree on aid, all are needy now and need the aid asap.
FU
Remove Pelosi.
Our congress couldn’t manage a 7/11 store
BS SpeakerPelosi
We all know the truth... Pelosi is once again holding the American people hostage to pursue a political agenda.
Oh yes, the needy....
Democrats have NEVER cared about the needy or the average worker. THIS is a power grab, NOTHING ELSE!!
Yeh so she can have more kickback for her expansive ice cream :-)
She's one of the needy...
What she means is that she needs more power which makes her firetrucked....
Witch
The day covid19 aid is ressolved +/- 40% of the unemployed will be evicted and living on the streets.
Congress is a joke.
Let them eat ice cream
No money for any group with taxing power - schools, towns, states all can tax their own residents. No need for feds to crush future generations with inflation.
So why isn’t she? Helping the needy, I mean.
Nancy, Nancy, Nancy.
Wish one of them would just stand up for what’s right for once. And do their job.
OMG What a monster
WallStreet believes they're the most needy; have always been, will always be!
She’s an awful person. Awful.
Aye Nancy.....
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