and what do the middle class do with the money? Mostly spend it. by spending they help the economy. So with no guarentees after two month, you think that people who drive the economy have confidence? The Senate Dems who are so concerned about the middle class should have worked and passed a long term fix. This patchwork type approuch shows their inability to lead or function (and that is on both sides).
I both agree and commend you sir.... your comment also applies to the poor, not just middle class. So, when you see middle class (where I quote you) please consider this as an implicit "and the lower classes". I will bold it to show it is my insertion.
So, lets extend this thought....
1. Unemployment benefits are generally given to the middle and lower classes....
and what do the middle class and lower classes do with the money? Mostly spend it. by spending they help the economy
2. Welfare is generally given to the lower classes.....
and what do the middle class and lower classes do with the money? Mostly spend it. by spending they help the economy
3. Food stamps (which cost actual money) are generally given to the lower classes....
and what do the middle class and lower classes do with the money? Mostly spend it. by spending they help the economy
4. Educational grants and assistance are generally given to the middle and lower classes....
and what do the middle class and lower classes do with the money? Mostly spend it. by spending they help the economy
5. Housing assistance is generally given to the lower classes....
and what do the middle class and lower classes do with the money? Mostly spend it. by spending they help the economy
6. Medical assistance is generally given to the lower classes....
and what do the middle class and lower classes do with the money? Mostly spend it. by spending they help the economy
Now, given the fact the spending money is good for the economy, and I agree, care to analyze how those persons in the top 1% spend their money
in relation to what they have earned? Also, it should be noted that the ability to save money is also good for the economy, but only in so much as those savings allow you to have the ability to spend when you are no longer able to earn, for whatever reason. In short, money hoarded (saved without eventually being spent) inhibits economic progress.
Thank you for liking mike2810's comment Tess, that shows courage.