From PCCC (Bold Progressives) <[email protected]>
Subject Can you share this Biden/Warren op-ed on Facebook and Twitter?
Date May 5, 2020 2:02 AM
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Can you share the Biden/Warren op-ed so everyone sees this? [ [link removed] ]Click here
to share the op-ed on Facebook. And, [ [link removed] ]click here to share it on Twitter.

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Warren.

Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren are urging Congress to root out corporate
and Trump corruption as they move forward with coronavirus relief and
rebuilding -- and signaling that if Congress won't do it now, Biden and
Warren will ensure that these changes are made in January 2021.

Can you share their [ [link removed] ]op-ed today so everyone sees this? [ [link removed] ]Click here to
share the op-ed on Facebook. And, [ [link removed] ]click here to share it on Twitter.

Then, [ [link removed] ]donate monthly here to help us elect progressives who will fight
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-- The PCCC Team

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EXCERPTS FROM OP-ED IN MCCLATCHY, PUBLISHED IN PAPERS AROUND THE NATION:

There’s no oversight of coronavirus relief — because that’s what Trump
wants
BY JOE BIDEN AND ELIZABETH WARREN

Sixty-four thousand dead. Thirty million people out of work. Small
businesses collapsing. Communities of color hit exceptionally hard...

Relief legislation passed by Congress provides critical support for
hospitals, families, small businesses and local governments...

As the price of their support for these measures, Trump and the
Republicans insisted on a $500 billion slush fund for big businesses with
minimal conditions -- a fund Trump could use to reward his political
friends and punish his political enemies...

The coronavirus rescue package imposed some oversight of these programs,
but when he signed it, Trump said he’d ignore the law...

Trump seems to think he can direct funding for the response to this crisis
based on which politicians are nice to him, which states he’s trying to
win in November and which businesses he wants to enrich -- all without any
accountability...

During the recent presidential primary, both of us called for significant
reforms to end Washington corruption and guarantee a government that works
for the people. We urgently need those broader reforms now.

We highlight three areas:

Conflicts of interest

We need strong, vigorously enforced protections against conflicts of
interest, including transparency of personal finances. We need to close
loopholes and strengthen the rules on the books -- which in emergencies
such as this are especially critical in maintaining public confidence....

Lobbying

It is time to close loopholes and require more extensive public reporting
of all lobbying activity, such as disclosure of the materials that
lobbyists now provide behind closed doors to public officials...A
president who holds up relief for millions of people just so he can put
his name on the checks cannot be permitted to auction off federal help in
exchange for electoral favors...

Oversight

Inspectors general should be shielded from removal except for what’s
codified as "good cause." Whistleblowers must be protected...

If Congress and the Trump administration are unwilling to act now, then we
will ensure that these changes are made in January 2021...

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Can you share the Biden/Warren op-ed [ [link removed] ]op-ed today so everyone sees it?
[ [link removed] ]Click here to share it on Facebook. And, [ [link removed] ]click here to share it on
Twitter.

Then, [ [link removed] ]donate monthly here to help us elect progressives who will fight
corruption and restore trust. (Or [ [link removed] ]donate just once here.)


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