[pgyanke]

$2,000 won’t change someone’s standard of living. However, $700B would have a material impact on the deficit.

Stop thinking like a Democrat!

[avital2]

if it helps win midterms, extending runway for passage of more R reforms, it could be quite positive for economy and national standard of living.

[MarlonRando]

actually, I don’t think it will happen.

[ridesthemiles]

IF IT ONLY WENT TO ACTUAL AMERICAN CITIZENS -—I WOULD APPROVE

[delta7]

2,000 won’t change someone’s standard of living. However, $700B would have a material impact on the deficit.
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Our debt of $$$39 trillion is mathematically impossible to pay off.

$2000 to citizens could be used for gun ammo ,protection, readiness purchases, prepping to reduce dependence on .gov. $2K if spent wisely could easily purchase a month or more of freeze dried goods, water prep, basics as to not “ burden” .gov in tornadoes, hurricanes, emergencies.

Prepared citizens do not loot, riot and steal.

[TexasGator]

“$2,000 won’t change someone’s standard of living.”

But it can make them more comfortable this winter.