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President Trump signed Bill HR133, which provides comprehensive funding for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2021, to provide emergency response and relief to the coronavirus (Chinese Communist Party virus) and for other purposes.
The president said in the statement: “As president, I have told Congress that I hope to greatly reduce waste and send more money to Americans: $ 2,000 per person and $ 600 per child.”
The president said in a statement that he will sign the Comprehensive Omnibus and Covid Law and sent a strong message to Congress that it is necessary to eliminate waste. The White House returned the red-lined version of the bill to Congress and, at the same time, formally petitioned Congress to cancel these items, insisting that Congress should remove these spending items from the bill.
White House: House of Representatives to vote on $ 2,000 ransom check
The White House statement indicated that on Monday (December 28), the House of Representatives will vote to increase payments to individuals from $ 600 to $ 2,000. Therefore, a family of four will receive $ 5,200.
“I (the president) am signing the bill to restore unemployment benefits, stop evictions (tenants who cannot pay rent), provide rental assistance, increase funding for PPP, return our workers from the aviation to work and increase vaccine distribution. More funds and so on. ” It reads in the statement.
Before news of the bill’s signing aired, Trump posted on Twitter Sunday night: “Good news about the Covid Aid Act. I need to pay attention to the information!”
White House: Congress pledges to focus on voter fraud and take action on Article 230
The White House statement says Congress has pledged to review Article 230 (which unfairly benefits big tech companies and harms the interests of the American people) and ends or substantially reforms it.
“Similarly, the House of Representatives and the Senate agreed to focus on the very serious electoral fraud that occurred during the November 3 presidential election,” he wrote.
The White House statement went on to say: “The Senate will begin the voting process, increase the (ransom) check to $ 2,000, repeal Article 230, and begin investigating voter fraud.”
The statement said: “Big technologies (companies) must not be protected by article 230! Electoral fraud must be solved!”
Trump said in a statement: “More money will be sent. I will never stop fighting for the American people!”
Article 230 of the Communications Decency Law of 1996 provides for the legal protection of companies that carry out political or censorship activities.
In this year’s American election fraud controversy, Google, Twitter, and Facebook continued to remove and suppress speeches that proposed election fraud and bogus ballots under the protection of Article 230.
Introduction to the new bill
The new bill includes support for the Small Business Paycheck Protection Program, providing $ 284 billion in exempt loans; extending the federal unemployment benefit of $ 300 per week through March 14, 2021 and providing annual income of less than 75,000 Americans in US dollars offer a second stimulus check for $ 600. In addition, it has also provided billions of funds for the aviation industry, education, health care, and vaccine distribution; provided American households with $ 25 billion in rental assistance and extended the ban on deportation originally scheduled to expire at the end of this year until 20211. On the 31st.
The bill stipulates that American adults with adjusted gross income of no more than $ 75,000 at the time of tax return in 2019 will receive a full check for $ 600. Heads of households whose annual income does not exceed $ 112,500 and Couples whose annual income does not exceed $ 150,000 (or those whose spouse died in 2020) will receive double the amount. If they have dependent children, each child will also receive $ 600.
Those with income just above these levels will receive a partial payment, with a reduction of $ 5 for every $ 100 in income assistance.
The high income subsidy will be gradually reduced, subject to 5% of total income after tax filing adjustments that exceed the initial threshold. Individuals with incomes greater than US $ 87,000 and couples with incomes greater than US $ 174,000 will completely cancel the subsidies.
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