Yes, I wish to make a departing comment. I want to visit an analogy for the American people to understand and for those of us who are in this debate; a contrast giving a corporate investment stimulus and tax break as investing in the people in terms of uninsurance benefits. If we understand that this economy is not due to a lack of cash, it is due to a lack of economy spending, there are not consumers, consumers with money, not corporations without money. It is not a lack of cash on the part of corporations; it is a lack of cash on the part of the average American citizen to buy products and services. So if we want to really be a realist in what it will take, we are investing in the wrong thing in order to get the economy moving. We have to put cash in our citizens' hands, and we do that by making sure we have a structure that will allow us to put cash in individuals' hands and in modifying the unemployment insurance and providing that insurance in such a way that States can use it.
Eva M. Clayton: “Yes, I wish to make a departing comment. I want to visit an analogy for the American people to understand and for those…”
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Discussing economic stimulus and the need for consumer spending during a recession.
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