U.S. Senate Democrats on Wednesday unveiled a $30 billion plan to vastly increase nationwide testing for the novel coronavirus, and called the Trump administration's efforts on this score seriously insufficient.
A Trump campaign-RNC joint fundraising committee told bundlers they plan to deploy finance chairs to all 50 states as they look to ramp up their efforts against Joe Biden.
Trump's announcement came a day after governors from six states said they would form their own group to coordinate plans to eventually reopen their economies.
Several fundraisers said they are in a bind over how to prioritize Biden's bid to defeat President Trump while they fight their own battles stemming from Covid-19.
Trump has expressed impatience with the strict social distancing measures imposed by governors that have helped contain the virus but have devastated the U.S. economy.
More than any other group, millennials have had their futures compromised by the nation's perverse reliance on financialization and a focus on Wall Street, rather than Main Street, during crises such as the Great Recession and, now, the coronavirus pandemic. Perhaps they can help us achieve a new paradigm where the financial sector plays a supporting role in real economic growth, instead of dominating the center stage.