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On the recordDecember 4, 2020
Look, we all know this pandemic is not over--it is far from over--and Congress has to do its job. Families, seniors, small businesses are suffering, and they need Congress to act now before we leave town. When we were all home over the Thanksgiving holiday, we all saw the same thing: the heartbreaking images of people, people who never have had to seek help, standing in lines for food, millions of people out of work. Small businesses, well, they are closing. We are losing small businesses every single day, and now Federal unemployment benefits are set to expire. Look, families are falling into poverty as a result of our inaction. The people who are hurting are represented by Democrats and Republicans. The people who are hurting are in every district across this country. We worked to get to a solution. In this House, we passed, twice, legislation that would provide that relief, but, at this moment, we need to come together as Democrats and Republicans. The people who are hurting are represented by Democrats and Republicans. The solution has to come in a bipartisan form. So let's set aside our differences. Let's find common ground. Let's pass a COVID relief bill now. ____________________
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Dan Kildee
Democratic · Michigan
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Dec 4, 2020

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