I seem to be the only person in this country who is not cock-a-hoop about the lavish government package to protect the economy from the ravages of Covid-19. In fact, I oppose it. It is too much, too open-ended, encourages dependence on the government, saps self-reliance, will never be undone or paid back, creates an enormous debt burden for the future, and is a high price to pay for ScoMo’s Hawaiian holiday.
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