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<blockquote data-quote="refineryworker05" data-source="post: 4954051" data-attributes="member: 66082"><p>I am no trump fan and think he did a terrible job handling cornavirus and his insanity and lies cost the lives of hundreds of thousands, but faced with reality at the start of the pandemic and those choices his administration made the logical decision to have to CDC tell states to shut down certain industries, etc and so on. and that led to the eviction moratorium.&nbsp; Yet, trump&#039;s supporters on brown cafe won&#039;t deal with the actual policy choices trump faced and are just dealing in fantasy about the lockdowns failing and being unnecessary. They are inventing scum bag renters to deal with the fact that landlords have not gotten their rent money, instead of the dealing with the loss of 22 million jobs, and delayed unemployment benefits and the money going out to subsidize rent beingtoo&nbsp; slowly distributed as the actual issues, plus a lot of landlords are turning down that money because taking the money prevents them from evicting tenants.&nbsp; Again this is the actual thing going on in the real world, but republicans are in lala land and refuse to deal with objective reality.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="refineryworker05, post: 4954051, member: 66082"] I am no trump fan and think he did a terrible job handling cornavirus and his insanity and lies cost the lives of hundreds of thousands, but faced with reality at the start of the pandemic and those choices his administration made the logical decision to have to CDC tell states to shut down certain industries, etc and so on. and that led to the eviction moratorium. Yet, trump's supporters on brown cafe won't deal with the actual policy choices trump faced and are just dealing in fantasy about the lockdowns failing and being unnecessary. They are inventing scum bag renters to deal with the fact that landlords have not gotten their rent money, instead of the dealing with the loss of 22 million jobs, and delayed unemployment benefits and the money going out to subsidize rent beingtoo slowly distributed as the actual issues, plus a lot of landlords are turning down that money because taking the money prevents them from evicting tenants. Again this is the actual thing going on in the real world, but republicans are in lala land and refuse to deal with objective reality. [/QUOTE]

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