give me a break with that crap TB...where the hell did I say the D's are "always good"....that's a straw man argument. Sometimes, the "both sides" argument is valid; that's not the case here
what I said was the way the D's in the House handled their emergency/relief legislation was much better than the way the R's are handling things when the ball is in their court
and for chrissakes, I was obviously talking about the urgency of passing legislation quickly that both sides can agree on. I would think things like unemployment insurance, small business relief, and help for hospitals and medical personnel is something both sides can agree on. They sure as hell pay lip service to it all the time. Why delay those three things with the demand for a secret 500B slush fund for corporations or go after Planned Parenthood, again?...can you justify that?
the House passed narrow legislation and got broad bi-partisan support. The R's in the senate are doing the opposite; trying to pass some giant bill filled with partisan wish lists and terrible accountability that is guaranteed to rankle the other side
Pelosi and the D's passed legislation that Trump green-lighted and was very likely to get unanimous consent in the senate. That streamlined the process and supercharged the timeline. Again, that's the opposite of what McConnell is doing, and we all know it
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/03/13/congress-coronavirus-stimulus-package-deal-friday-128140