Senate has no deal on the next coronavirus relief bill, but sets up possible Tuesday vote

oh what will wonder wizard and punkin puss come up with next
a bail out for big oil

again?
don't tell me let me guess
wanna know why we don't manufacture stuff any more? our entire economy is tied to west texas crude.

and on a side note a 12 hundred dollar gift to seniors was rediculous and a one time sum to workers now unemployed was woefully inadequate.
the unemployment checks held up due to nobody learns that kind of coding anymore and state systems are overwhelmed.
oh and of course po is gonna go broke cuz refusal to help them
and the no watchdog sentiment let the big companies take all the money designated for small businesses.
what a great country eh?

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Prince Phillip was one of the last of that greatest generation who kept the peace and built Western liberal freedom. ~Scott Morrison, PM Australia

Small businesses suffer while Queen Nancy shows off her supply of expensive chocolate including ice cream stored in a freezer that costs more than a lot of family cars. Reloading the small business relief fund is held hostage to Democrats demands to spend even more on pet projects. But hey, Princess Nancy has her chocolate.

Remember when the Resistance media turned Trump having an extra scoop of ice cream into a national scandal? Yep. But Nancy Pelosi's arrogant display of wealth and privilege while refusing to do her job as Speaker displays her empathy for the worker.

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If Democrats were confident their nominee actually received more than 80 million votes they wouldn't have more troops occupying Washington, DC than Lincoln had defending the city during the Civil War. Not Joe Biden, Kim Jung Biden.

no gd oversite and bigger companies pilfering from the fund is why small businesses couldn't get any money. it ran out. one firm was shamed into returning it but that's just one company.
whats the administration and Congress' answer? give away MORE money to bigguns that WE have to pay back.
meanwhile, you bet yer sweet azz democrat and republican politicians on the hill and trumpkins gonna cut some from that bundle.

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Prince Phillip was one of the last of that greatest generation who kept the peace and built Western liberal freedom. ~Scott Morrison, PM Australia

One of the least endearing things about President Trump (in my opinion) is his continual ridiculing of others (even using third-grade rhetoric to do so).

Why would you imagine that it is any more endearing for you to do so?

Would you say that the American economy is "tied to [W]est [T]exas crude" more than it was back when the US actually did a considerable amount of manufacturing?

If not, then what is the force of your argument?

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"In his second inaugural address, [Franklin D.] Roosevelt sought 'unimagined power' to enforce the 'proper subordination' of private power to public power. He got it…"—George Will, July 8, 2007

We don't manufacture stuff any more because unions have priced out of the labor market and government has placed restrictions so onerous on businesses that in many cases it's impossible to meet them. Trump has/had nothing to do with that.

The rest of your post is typical in that I cannot translate into meaningful English.

one: so you like mcconnel and pelosi? sorry for the slight then.

two: our dollar is tied to oil, not gold. further manipulation has brought us where we are.

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Prince Phillip was one of the last of that greatest generation who kept the peace and built Western liberal freedom. ~Scott Morrison, PM Australia

Why would you join them at the hip? (I much prefer McConnell to Pelosi--to say the least.)

You still did not answer the question: Why would you declare that the US economy is tied to West Texas crude oil more than it was when the US did a considerable amount of manufacturing?

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"In his second inaugural address, [Franklin D.] Roosevelt sought 'unimagined power' to enforce the 'proper subordination' of private power to public power. He got it…"—George Will, July 8, 2007