So I know everyone had been hitting all of Congress up and for the most part getting the standard, “Well as you know COVID…and I’ve done…and we’ll consider your position”. But really just a canned response, no real information. Maybe just maybe (keep in mind I’m not pushing either view point, just playing their game) if we put a political spin on it they might just pick up the pace. I mean how horrible would it be for Kentucky republican constituents to hear how every single GOP senator voted against the un American and unconstitutional RRF program that the Dems purposely underfunded and restricted in an effort to gain political favors among the priority group by properly funding the grant to ensure ALL American restaurants got a fair and equal opportunity to weather the COVID storm, all except Mr Paul Rand, who single handedly voted against providing much needed funding to white men who are suffering as much as any other group while the priority group down the road are thriving. Hell not just Kentucky, but ALL GOP members sat in silence while their core voters got the most royal of all middle fingers. They crossed their arms and boo-hooed about fiscal responsibility while those damn commie leftist steam-rolled them with trillions of dollars of their socialist agendas. Shame on them for not standing up to big government, putting their foot down and while they can’t stop the damn commies they could have made sure they protected fairness in government funding.

And where the hell is the “Squad”, Bernie, etc udder and complete media silence, I mean they passed legislation that was intended to help struggling business and the ensure that businesses that may have been left out of the PPP or EDIL would have a fighting chance to partake. They literally sat and watched as notorious Trump super cronies; The outed white nationalist Stephen Miller and Mark Meadows, put 7,000 approved priority applications on hold indefinitely to ensure already super privileged white man was able to get their fair share.

I mean it’s just a thought but seems like some strong partisan talking points.