"A game plan for activist government at its cruelest and most mindless."
That's what Esquire calls the Republican "11 Point [ [link removed] ]Plan to Rescue
America" put out this week by Sen. Rick Scott, the head of the National
Republican Senatorial Committee.

At the height of the pandemic in 2021, Democrats passed their own American
Rescue Plan. Comparing the two makes it clear: If Republicans win this
November, their unpopular policies will devastate everyday Americans. The
main people rescued will be billionaires and big corporations.

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Compare the Republican plan to what Democrats passed at the height of the
pandemic:

Republican plan to "rescue" America Democratic American Rescue Plan

* Cuts to Medicare. * Extended unemployment benefits for
* Cuts to Medicaid. workers displaced by the pandemic.
* Raise taxes on millions of * Expanded Child Tax Credit & Earned
lower-income Americans. Income Tax Credit.
* Raise taxes on retired people. * Aid to protect millions of small
* Even more tax breaks for the business jobs.
ultra-rich. * Premium assistance for health
* End Social Security for most insurance plans.
seniors * Aid for farmers.
* Eviction and foreclosure
moratoriums.
* Subsidies for Covid-19 testing and
vaccination.
* Money for schools to safely
reopen.
* $1,400 checks.

MSNBC's Kyle Griffin says of the Republican plan for income taxes: "That
means raising taxes on 100+ million Americans."

Media Matters' says of the Republican plan for Social Security: "The plain
reading of 'No government assistance unless you are disabled or
aggressively seeking work" is the termination of Social Security.'"

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