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<blockquote data-quote="refineryworker05" data-source="post: 4954036" data-attributes="member: 66082"><p>Not one of these posters has dealt with what the trump administration was facing when it did the eviction moratorium.&nbsp; Again it was projected that over 2 million Americans would die in 2020 from coronavirus.&nbsp; That many deaths from a disease was going to crater the economy.&nbsp; It was going to shutdown industries, there was going to be massive job losses.&nbsp; Even the incompetent trump administration recognized that reality. And so they made a reasonable choice since the economy is tanking anyway, why not try to mitigate the deaths from covid, by encouraging shutdowns of certain industries nationwide and we will pass a huge stimulus package to take care of those buisness owners and unemployed Americans until we get a vaccine.&nbsp; Once the trump administration took that course of action, it would make no sense to allow potentially 10&#039;s of millions of people to lose their homes or get evicted from apartments.&nbsp; These are the choices the trump presidency were facing during the early stages of the pandemic.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="refineryworker05, post: 4954036, member: 66082"] Not one of these posters has dealt with what the trump administration was facing when it did the eviction moratorium. Again it was projected that over 2 million Americans would die in 2020 from coronavirus. That many deaths from a disease was going to crater the economy. It was going to shutdown industries, there was going to be massive job losses. Even the incompetent trump administration recognized that reality. And so they made a reasonable choice since the economy is tanking anyway, why not try to mitigate the deaths from covid, by encouraging shutdowns of certain industries nationwide and we will pass a huge stimulus package to take care of those buisness owners and unemployed Americans until we get a vaccine. Once the trump administration took that course of action, it would make no sense to allow potentially 10's of millions of people to lose their homes or get evicted from apartments. These are the choices the trump presidency were facing during the early stages of the pandemic. [/QUOTE]

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