Posted on 08/19/2020 8:50:09 AM PDT by Vendome
Gavin Newsom estimated Monday it would cost the state $700 million per week to implement President Donald Trump’s proposed unemployment boost.
Newsom said Trump’s offer, which would require states to pick up 25% of the cost, would cause further delays at the state’s beleaguered unemployment department and force harsh new cuts in a state saddled with a record $54 billion deficit.
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If only there were a solution to getting them back to work.
Didn’t the state have to cough up funds under the $600 a week pla?
Not a peep out of them then.
Sorry to tell you this but for every dollar the State of California hands out it takes a bucket load of dollars in state employee costs, software modification costs, legal analysis by political cronies, plus supervisory expenses and overhead to support state buildings.
You just included the cost of the money being given out in your fuzzy math.
Thanks for posting.
Yeah, well people can’t take all that information in
Gruesome is dumb enough for making that statement and his voters are even dumber for doing the math
about 2.5 million unemployed... so $700 million divided by 2.5 million is $280 per person per week to send them a check.
As of June 2020, there are 2.31 million unemployed in California.
Yep
Maxine Waters Math.
I thought there were only 3 million unemployed and 4 million dead people collecting benefits.
You must be a Democrat /S
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