Mitch McConnell and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy vowed today to refuse Democratic demands in the GOP’s push for more aid to small businesses
Is it safe to come out? The San Francisco Bay Area mayDemocrats counter that the funding they’re seeking is also desperately needed and that McConnell failed to negotiate with them before moving forward on his small business push.
Without the funding, Hogan and Cuomo warned, "states will have to confront the prospect of significant reductions to critically important services all across this country, hampering public health, the economic recovery, and—in turn—our collective effort to get people back to work." In addition to calling for additional money for hospitals and local governments, Democrats also want to see some of the $250 billion in aid for small businesses directed to underserved communities.
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