Posted on 04/13/2020 8:57:30 AM PDT by DallasBiff
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Gov. Greg Abbott will announce a new small business initiative for Texas from the State Capitol at 11:30 a.m. Monday.
Scheduled to join Gov. Abbott for the announcement via Zoom video conference are Janie Barrera, president and CEO of LiftFund, and John Waldron, COO of Goldman Sachs.
Businesses in Texas and around the country have been hit incredibly hard by COVID-19, and the stay-at-home and social distancing restrictions that followed. This press conference comes ahead of the White House’s expected announcement about what the Trump Administration is going to do to slowly reopen the econom
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Up the security with that Zoom software.
” John Waldron, COO of Goldman Sachs.”
GS is filled with rats. Keep an eye on your back Governor.
I’d hope much RINO squish governor in SC would watch and get a clue.
My guess is Texas will be one of the first if not the first “large” state to re-open
Zoom has made multiple security updates. It’s much better.
I heard Ron DeSantisis looking to reopen Florida soon... Hope so...
-— heard Ron DeSantisis looking to reopen Florida soon..——
Yep, Florida and Texas leading the way!!!
It's especially big since they are the two biggest states with GOP Governors. If this works out, it will be huge for the GOP as a whole, to contrast with the approach taken by Rat Governors.
My guess is Texas will be one of the first if not the first “large” state to re-open
Has it started? Over? Any updates?
Thanks.
Will the Ted Cruz family get a cut. Oops, sorry, a commission?
Presser began with announcement of Small Biz Loans, GS to provide $50M, for SBL for Texan biz. Will go to the Life Fund.
Businesses that will open and Govs plan will all be released via an EO that Gov will sign. EO will direct roll out of biz openings. Will not be a ‘rush to the gates’ opening.
Schools opening... an announcement, on that, later this week.
Asked about if closing abortions was a good idea....Gov gloriously smacked that idiot reporter.
Texas second highest in country for CV recoveries.
Texas workforce commission has doled out millions in unemployment.
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