[BostonCard]

Slate, not exactly a right wing rag, suggests that Pelosi should take the deal that had previously been on offer.

https://slate.com/business/2020/10/nancy...ke-it.html

The one thing that the article doesn't mention is whether liability relief is a part of that.

In any case, if accurate, the two sides are about $600 billion apart, which is not nothing (it's about the size of TARP), but also in the context of COVID-19 is actually not that much.  My guess is that after all the sturm und drang, they will passs something between $1.8 and $2 trillion.  Unless Trump has another change of heart.

BC

[BostonCard]

Slate, not exactly a right wing rag, suggests that Pelosi should take the deal that had previously been on offer.

https://slate.com/business/2020/10/nancy...ke-it.html

The one thing that the article doesn't mention is whether liability relief is a part of that.

In any case, if accurate, the two sides are about $600 billion apart, which is not nothing (it's about the size of TARP), but also in the context of COVID-19 is actually not that much.  My guess is that after all the sturm und drang, they will passs something between $1.8 and $2 trillion.  Unless Trump has another change of heart.

BC