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Senator Rand Paul rose up in rebellion against his own party Tuesday, objecting to the idea of helping people with their bills with a pittance of a payment to help with the pain of a pandemic they didn t cause. If free money was the answer. if money really did grow on trees, why not give more free money? Rand mused. Why not give it out all the time? Why stop at $600 a person? Why not $1,000? Why not $2,000? Maybe these new Free-Money Republicans should join the Everybody-Gets-A-Guaranteed-Income Caucus? he snarked. Why not $20,000 a year for everybody, why not $30,000? If we can print out money with impunity, why not do it?
Congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports from the Capitol on Fox News @Night
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., addressed the Senate Monday afternoon as his colleagues prepared to vote for a $900 billion coronavirus relief package and told his fellow Republicans who backed the stimulus that they are no better than the Democrats they criticize who align themselves with socialism. To so-called conservatives who are quick to identify the socialism of Democrats: If you vote for this spending monstrosity, you are no better, Paul said.
The House passed the relief package and lawmakers tacked on a $1.4 trillion catchall spending bill prior to the Christmas holiday.