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Oh boy..... jimfields33 Mar 2021 #1
Looks like it's 80K for single and 160K for couples EarlG Mar 2021 #3
Thanks! That's not bad. jimfields33 Mar 2021 #8
Right. That's actually higher than in the past, which was $75/$150. To be honest I wish.... George II Mar 2021 #11
No it isn't dsc Mar 2021 #12
Why would Joe Biden do this? A: Because Manchin was set to sink the Bill. speak easy Mar 2021 #2
I recall this idea being floated while the bill was still being drafted in the House BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #4
As I understand the math speak easy Mar 2021 #6
I don't remember what the upper limit was the last go around BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #15
Exactly. President Biden is doing everything he can in a country where nearly half the voters artemisia1 Mar 2021 #72
And also, as much as it feels good to blame Manchin, AleksS Mar 2021 #75
Because Manchin was set to sink the Bill. Is he being rewarded in some way? Trueblue1968 Mar 2021 #77
The problem is that - OhZone Mar 2021 #5
And if based on previous year's tax return, circumstances could change dramatically MANative Mar 2021 #7
yep...my income will be down probably 80% this year... dhill926 Mar 2021 #10
that problem delays the money it doesn't cause you not to get the money dsc Mar 2021 #13
One size does not fit all WA-03 Democrat Mar 2021 #73
I'm afraid I can't see how 160K would make you lower middle class any place. Martin68 Mar 2021 #83
The Question Is What Will The Money Be Spent on Instead? TomCADem Mar 2021 #9
I just added the update to the OP and this was mentioned -- BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #18
Great minds think alike! TomCADem Mar 2021 #24
Just having extended unemployment benefits alone without a one time payment... llmart Mar 2021 #33
Pass the fucking bill, gab13by13 Mar 2021 #14
And the harder it gets to get the public to comply with public health measures. Yavin4 Mar 2021 #54
I am okay with this nevergiveup Mar 2021 #16
How many people will have gotten checks under Trump? ForgoTheConsequence Mar 2021 #17
Zero under Trump, gab13by13 Mar 2021 #19
Big mistake. A lot of people have seen their incomes drop. Autumn Mar 2021 #20
If the whole point is to stimulate the economy, rolypolychloe Mar 2021 #21
Then donate your unneeded check to a local food bank. That will benefit the local economy. niyad Mar 2021 #84
I like my suggestion better rolypolychloe Mar 2021 #85
So giving money to the food bank, which will use it to buy groceries and goods, is NOT niyad Mar 2021 #86
Apparently not rolypolychloe Mar 2021 #87
Pretty sure that the bill is not just about businesses. And however you dress it up, your plan is niyad Mar 2021 #88
This bill is a big fucking deal, gab13by13 Mar 2021 #22
+++. What I think we are going to see is republicans throw a whole slew of draconian JohnSJ Mar 2021 #37
Please ETLI5 obamanut2012 Mar 2021 #23
I think anyone (singles) making $75,000 or less will be fine for the full amount BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #26
I read it that way, too, but other folks here are saying the phase out starts at 50K obamanut2012 Mar 2021 #27
There may be various versions of that provision being floated around BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #28
Right obamanut2012 Mar 2021 #29
If she has dependents they should be eligible too ($1,400 per dependent) BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #30
I know her, and she won't spend that on herself obamanut2012 Mar 2021 #34
That is exactly right JohnSJ Mar 2021 #38
This will slow the implementation of the payout by weeks probably because they will need to check yaesu Mar 2021 #25
Moderates? There's that messaging again that keeps the country in the same rut. jalan48 Mar 2021 #31
I.e., "Democratic Senators elected in red states". BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #32
Hard to believe the citizens of red states don't want a larger stimulus check. My guess is that jalan48 Mar 2021 #36
As long as we have no campaign finance reform BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #42
I agree. jalan48 Mar 2021 #43
Sinema lives in the same state as Mark Kelly wryter2000 Mar 2021 #58
Yes BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #62
THANK YOU BradAllison Mar 2021 #63
I think it's more he's keeping his mouth shut since he's up for reelection in 22 AZSkiffyGeek Mar 2021 #68
When will the Senate vote on the bill? Polybius Mar 2021 #35
My bet is within a couple of weeks, because I suspect republicans will throw a whole slew JohnSJ Mar 2021 #39
Can't be a couple weeks because the UE will expire by then. BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #41
I know, but if the republicans throw out tons of amendments that each need to be voted on, JohnSJ Mar 2021 #47
They call it a "vote-a-rama" (a Senate thing) BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #48
I hope you are right, but there is no doubt the republicans in the Senate are going to do everything JohnSJ Mar 2021 #50
They can try BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #51
yes JohnSJ Mar 2021 #52
Here's a good little video on the process BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #56
An excellent description. Thanks for this JohnSJ Mar 2021 #67
I can envision an ad DENVERPOPS Mar 2021 #70
I agree JohnSJ Mar 2021 #71
IIRC the UE benefits expire March 14 BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #40
Tradeoff $100 unemployment against families between $160K and $200k -- seems OK to me JT45242 Mar 2021 #44
Stupidity. The public supports the bill by a long shot. Promises have been made that will not be KPN Mar 2021 #45
This has nothing to do with Emmanuel. This is all on Manchin and a couple of so-called moderate JohnSJ Mar 2021 #49
It has to do with Senate Dems scaling back on promises made rather than digging in and having KPN Mar 2021 #89
When you have a one vote tie breaker lead, and a few Democrats who refuse to budge, there JohnSJ Mar 2021 #90
You misunderstand me. I'm tired of hearing for 45 straight years why we can't do KPN Mar 2021 #91
I am not holding my breath Bird Lady Mar 2021 #46
So, it raises the limit for individuals? wryter2000 Mar 2021 #53
It just phases the $1400 amount down to $0 for income BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #59
I am getting frustrated orangecrush Mar 2021 #55
Suddenly Joe Manchin rules the party peoli Mar 2021 #57
In this case, it's no longer just him BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #64
I think this is a luxury that presented itself and they are wise to take it bucolic_frolic Mar 2021 #60
Unfuckingreal BradAllison Mar 2021 #61
Just get it passed Marthe48 Mar 2021 #65
Not enough votes unless changes are made BumRushDaShow Mar 2021 #66
Sucks that some workers who got money under Trump won't get it under Biden. SunSeeker Mar 2021 #69
I won't get a stimulus check, yet again. SKKY Mar 2021 #74
Ok, now let's pass this thing and give people the help they need. Joinfortmill Mar 2021 #76
It makes such a difference to some radical noodle Mar 2021 #78
At the end of the day people who got money under Trump won't get it under Biden inwiththenew Mar 2021 #79
12 million adults and five million children obamanut2012 Mar 2021 #81
And many who didn't get it under Trump will get it under Biden Kaleva Mar 2021 #92
If We Worked Harder To Get Dems Elected To Senate We Wouldn't Have To Help Manchin Impress Folks DanieRains Mar 2021 #80
I think this is a good idea. Get the money to people who really need it. Not everyone is in dire Martin68 Mar 2021 #82
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