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The CARES Act obligates an unprecedented amount of federal money, directed at broad swathes of the entire [[economy]], and grants the [[Secretary of the Treasury]] and the various government agencies responsible for implementing it vast discretion.  The bill, along with its worker protections and accounting provisions to guard against corporate fraud and abuses, was first introduced by [[Republican]] Majority Leader [[Mitch McConnell]].<ref>https://news.yahoo.com/next-trumps-1t-plan-stabilize-045132929.html</ref>  [[Democrat]]s attempted to stop the Coronavirus Rescue package from becoming law,<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/democrats-block-key-vote-on-dollar2-trillion-coronavirus-bill-as-senate-floor-erupts-with-partisan-anger/ar-BB11xjB8</ref> denying Americans relief from [[unemployment]] due to the nationwide shutdown caused by the coronavirus outbreak.<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/congress/democrats-block-advancement-of-critical-economic-relief-package</ref>  In its place Democrats sought to include dozens of [[economic planning|socialist planning]] measures intended to destroy [[capitalism]] and convert America into a [[Marxist]] state.<ref>https://100percentfedup.com/heres-the-senate-bill-speaker-pelosi-and-senator-schumer-convinced-every-democrat-to-vote-against-cash-for-americans-help-for-small-businesses-funding-for-research-treatment-for-coronavir/</ref>  The original Republican bill had worker protections and safeguards against corporate abuses, despite Democrat talking points and fake news media accounts conjured up to justify Democrats obstruction of the Act aimed at staving off economic collapse. After money for museums and the arts and other Democrat pet projects were added, the bill passed both houses of Congress unanimously under President Trump's urging.

The CARES Act obligates an unprecedented amount of federal money, directed at broad swathes of the entire [[economy]], and grants the [[Secretary of the Treasury]] and the various government agencies responsible for implementing it vast discretion.  The bill, along with its worker protections and accounting provisions to guard against corporate fraud and abuses, was first introduced by [[Republican]] Majority Leader [[Mitch McConnell]].<ref>https://news.yahoo.com/next-trumps-1t-plan-stabilize-045132929.html</ref>  [[Democrat]]s attempted to stop the Coronavirus Rescue package from becoming law,<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/democrats-block-key-vote-on-dollar2-trillion-coronavirus-bill-as-senate-floor-erupts-with-partisan-anger/ar-BB11xjB8</ref> denying Americans relief from [[unemployment]] due to the nationwide shutdown caused by the coronavirus outbreak.<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/congress/democrats-block-advancement-of-critical-economic-relief-package</ref>  In its place Democrats sought to include dozens of [[economic planning|socialist planning]] measures intended to destroy [[capitalism]] and convert America into a [[Marxist]] state.<ref>https://100percentfedup.com/heres-the-senate-bill-speaker-pelosi-and-senator-schumer-convinced-every-democrat-to-vote-against-cash-for-americans-help-for-small-businesses-funding-for-research-treatment-for-coronavir/</ref>  The original Republican bill had worker protections and safeguards against corporate abuses, despite Democrat talking points and fake news media accounts conjured up to justify Democrats obstruction of the Act aimed at staving off economic collapse. After money for museums and the arts and other Democrat pet projects were added, the bill passed both houses of Congress unanimously under President Trump's urging.

Every individual in America will receive $1,200 if they make $75,000 or less.<ref>https://fox8.com/news/coronavirus/mcconnells-1t-coronavirus-relief-plan-proposes-payments-of-1200-per-person/</ref>  It would be $2,400 for a married couple. In addition to that there's $500 for every minor child.  Average family of four will receive $3400.  If they make between $75,000 and $99,000 they'll get less, and at $99,000 it phases out for an individual. Double that for a married couple.<ref>https://news.yahoo.com/next-trumps-1t-plan-stabilize-045132929.html</ref>

Every individual in America will receive $1,200 if they make $75,000 or less.<ref>https://fox8.com/news/coronavirus/mcconnells-1t-coronavirus-relief-plan-proposes-payments-of-1200-per-person/</ref>  It is $2,400 for a married couple. In addition, there's $500 for every minor child.  Average family of four will receive $3400.  If they make between $75,000 and $99,000 they'll get less, and at $99,000 it phases out for an individual. Double that for a married couple.<ref>https://news.yahoo.com/next-trumps-1t-plan-stabilize-045132929.html</ref>

Freelancers, 1099 workers, and gig workers also included.  Anyone with a social security number who was not dependent on someone else is eligible.  Those receiving a social security retirement benefit, a social security disability benefit , or Supplemental Security income will receive a payment.  These are going to be made by the IRS with direct deposit.  Enhanced [[unemployment]] benefits are also available.  Average worker will receive 100% of their regular salary up to four months.  No garnishments, accrued interest, or payments on student loans as of now through September 30, 2020.<ref>https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=14608</ref>

Freelancers, 1099 workers, and gig workers were also included.  Anyone with a social security number who was not dependent on someone else is eligible.  Those receiving a social security retirement benefit, a social security disability benefit , or Supplemental Security income will receive a payment.  These are going to be made by the IRS with direct deposit.  Enhanced [[unemployment]] benefits are also available.  Average worker will receive 100% of their regular salary up to four months.  No garnishments, accrued interest, or payments on student loans as of now through September 30, 2020.<ref>https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=14608</ref>

Rep. [[Jerrold Nadler]] who chaired the House impeachment committee, demanded $4 Billion (with a "B") for the arts and museums.<ref>https://observer.com/2009/02/new-york-jerry-nadler-are-stimulus-package-winners/</ref>  After receiving $25 million (0.0625% of $4 Billion) from the CARES Act, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in [[Washington, D.C.]] notified nearly 100 musicians with the National Symphony Orchestra that they won’t receive paychecks after April 3, 2020.<ref>https://headlineswithavoice.com/2020/03/29/after-25-million-bailout-kennedy-center-pulls-a-fast-one/</ref>

Rep. [[Jerrold Nadler]] who chaired the House impeachment committee, demanded $4 Billion (with a "B") for the arts and museums.<ref>https://observer.com/2009/02/new-york-jerry-nadler-are-stimulus-package-winners/</ref>  After receiving $25 million (0.0625% of $4 Billion) from the CARES Act, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in [[Washington, D.C.]] notified nearly 100 musicians with the National Symphony Orchestra that they won’t receive paychecks after April 3, 2020.<ref>https://headlineswithavoice.com/2020/03/29/after-25-million-bailout-kennedy-center-pulls-a-fast-one/</ref>