It won’t get them traction, excepting for the idiots who, never holding a job themselves, have nothing but time to sit on there asses waiting for another government check... while the ones suffering foot the bill. Those of us who know the score, because we live in the real world, will be heard in November. If you figure that the 10 percent unemployment claim is low-balled by a factor of two (when you include underemployed, part-time/reduced hours, discouraged, non-collecting, etc.) ... Let’s assume 17-22 percent of the working population: What quantity does that translate into if the percentage were expressed in likely voters? They would make a significant impact in November, I should think.