Senator John Kennedy, not one to mince words, tore into the COV bill while on Fox News Wednesday. He called it a “neo-socialist wish list” full of “spending porn.”
“This isn’t a coronavirus bill,” Kennedy told Fox News’ “America’s Newsroom.” “This is a left of Lenin, neo-socialist wish list. I mean it just is. It is chock full of spending porn.”
“They have money for transit projects and bridges and language preservation, billions for people who are in our country illegally. I am all for spending additional monies to combat the coronavirus. But this bill isn’t it,” Kennedy continued.
“If I were king for a day — and I’m not, don’t aspire to be — I would call a press conference this afternoon and announce to all of our school boards, ‘I want you to open your schools … ‘ There is nothing more important that we can do for the future of this country,” Kennedy said.
[Money alleged to be for COV in schools and elsewhere is mostly spread out for years.]
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Shh…don’t tell the comrades but after burning it all down and the end of Bretton Woods the Zimbabwe wallpaper will only work as art for the Weimar Wheelbarrows.
Burning it all down has consequences.
BTW-China will be in attendance at the next BRICS shindig, obviously as they are one of the acronym letters but with their CPUSA useful idiot in charge things will shift into high gear regarding the end of dollar supremacy (racist!).
$270,000,000 for “arts and humanities endowments “ in Wohan-19 relief Bill? The Democrat crime syndicate in full swing here. They have all this set up to have their bleeder companies and “nonprofits” to suck all this money up. It is just a funding system for the DNC = Democrat Network of Crime.
The dems merely want to fund modern versions of Leni Riefenstahl.
The cowardly betraying crook China Mitch liked irresponsible spending bills until he lost his precious position of privilege, Now suddently big spending is bad.