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PPP loans fighting the vaccine

2021-01-18 17:31:01.614371+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

More reason the COVID-19 stimulus bill should have just been larger flat cash payments (with no means testing, and just recover the money from higher income earners with tax). The PPP program has been a disaster: The Trump administration bailed out prominent anti-vaccine groups during a pandemic

Several of the Facebook pages of these organizations have been penalized by the social network, including being prohibited from buying advertising, for pushing misinformation about the coronavirus.

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