Sam Seder
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#AMQuickie 4/23 • Rental Aid Programs Insufficient
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In an interview yesterday, Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz said the US under Trump looks like a Third World country.
Now, we don’t have a Nobel, but that seems unfair to Third World countries that are actually trying to save people’s lives during this pandemic.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s choice to coordinate the government’s pandemic response was a cross between a Labrador and a poodle -- they’re good dogs! Yet another top public health official has become a whistleblower after the White House fired them for doing their job.
And lastly, more and more cities are opening streets to people walking and riding bikes. And in places where they’ve been doing this, they’re finding they don’t miss the cars.
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