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Ron DeSantis is sending inflation relief checks after criticizing Biden stimulus

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Get your check yet @ihhawk ?

Last week, DeSantis announced a new strategy “to offset the costs of rising inflation.” Especially on the brink of a new school year, he said, “the State of Florida is giving you $450 for each child in your care,” DeSantis wrote in a letter accompanying the checks. “This one-time payment can be used for anything from buying diapers to fueling up at the pump.”

Where does this money come from? In part, the very same stimulus DeSantis derided for its supposed inflationary impact. The governor will use $35.5 million that Florida received from federal COVID-19 relief funds to mail checks to nearly 59,000 foster and adoptive families in the state, First Lady Casey DeSantis announced last week.

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That's a BS response. It shouldn't be allowed to be labeled as "socialism" or "welfare" when a Dem governor does it and "helping the children" when a Con does

He's helping his reelection chances. One of the perks of being in power.
 
That's a BS response. It shouldn't be allowed to be labeled as "socialism" or "welfare" when a Dem governor does it and "helping the children" when a Con does
Ummm…when have I said it’s “socialism” or “welfare” when a Dem governor does it?
 
He's helping his reelection chances. One of the perks of being in power.

I really like to think he's doing to help buy those diapers or fill up that gas tank. Not buying votes, but it's the world we live in.

I hope to hell I am never in a position where I struggle to provide for my family.
 
RINO Ron?
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President Donald Trump, in a stunning nighttime tweet, called the $900 billion Covid relief bill passed by Congress an unsuitable “disgrace” and urged lawmakers to make changes to the measure, including bigger direct payments to individuals and families.

“I am asking Congress to amend this bill and increase the ridiculously low $600 to $2,000, or $4,000 for a couple,” Trump said.
 
Get your check yet @ihhawk ?

Last week, DeSantis announced a new strategy “to offset the costs of rising inflation.” Especially on the brink of a new school year, he said, “the State of Florida is giving you $450 for each child in your care,” DeSantis wrote in a letter accompanying the checks. “This one-time payment can be used for anything from buying diapers to fueling up at the pump.”

Where does this money come from? In part, the very same stimulus DeSantis derided for its supposed inflationary impact. The governor will use $35.5 million that Florida received from federal COVID-19 relief funds to mail checks to nearly 59,000 foster and adoptive families in the state, First Lady Casey DeSantis announced last week.

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Hey, as long as he's taking funds from one group of needy to give it to another group of needy, that's OK.

If it meant taking money from the well off to help the needy, that's communism, tyranny of the majority, and unChristian.
 
Choices are give it back, spend it or give to its citizens.
Easy choice.

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I wouldn’t qualify. The people who qualify is very narrow. This is going to poor families and foster parents.

Eligible recipients include foster parents, relative and non-relative caregivers, and participants in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families cash assistance program and the Guardian Assistance Program, according to the department.
 
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Needs to be said, this is only $35M going to 59,000 families that are supporting foster kids. That’s pretty targeted and a deserving choice if you want to help someone.

That’s a far cry from everyone gets $1400 no matter your means or tax contribution.
You can't get a little bit pregnant. Either you are or you aren't
 
Bullshit. If you are concerned about federal deficits & think handouts are causing inflation, send it back. That decreases the federal deficit and helps stem the inflation that was caused by the handouts
When Kim did that you guys blasted her for it, iirc.
 
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