I thank the gentleman for yielding. Madam Speaker, this economic boost is desperately needed as our Nation sits on such a dangerous precipice. The bill offers hope to millions and millions of Americans, our small businesses, hospitals, and those on the front lines, yet I am troubled by the limited insight into how the last $2 trillion was spent and why so much has yet to be disbursed. It seems little went to those who need it most, while those with access had their takings. Unfortunately, today's bill drastically shortchanges America's local communities and first responders as calls and pressure to reopen mount. Without data, it is shortsighted. It also offers no assistance to our postal service, whose jobs hang in the balance. Madam Speaker, Congress must move America forward a step at a time. Lives are at stake. I urge my colleagues to vote for this important bill.
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