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Stimulus checks are not the same as bailouts. When does American worker get a bailout? What legislative process needs to get started for that? I would love the opportunity to get some money and pay it back sometimes can I get an upvote for that. We are loosing our homes, automobiles, lively hoods and our lives. We can't pay for child care or food, how are we suppose to work 40 hours a week not knowing if all our needs are met? We pass homeless on the commute to work as a reminder if we fall behind there is no help. While companies post the biggest profits in history. You guys please remember to be focused on racial and societal issues instead of the actual problem which is the war against the poor. I don't know of the state of bailouts in other countries but I can only imagine. The…


Stimulus checks are not the same as bailouts. When does American worker get a bailout? What legislative process needs to get started for that? I would love the opportunity to get some money and pay it back sometimes can I get an upvote for that.

We are loosing our homes, automobiles, lively hoods and our lives. We can't pay for child care or food, how are we suppose to work 40 hours a week not knowing if all our needs are met? We pass homeless on the commute to work as a reminder if we fall behind there is no help. While companies post the biggest profits in history. You guys please remember to be focused on racial and societal issues instead of the actual problem which is the war against the poor. I don't know of the state of bailouts in other countries but I can only imagine.

The State of the Bailout

Outflows: $634.8 billion – This includes money that has actually been spent, invested, or loaned.38.6% of total

Banks and other Financial Institutions$245.2B 30.2%

Fannie and Freddie$191.5B12.6%

Auto Companies$79.7B10.7%

AIG$67.8B5%

Other$32B2.9%

Toxic Asset Purchases$18.6B

991Recipients

$635 Billion Total disbursement

$390 Billion Total returned

$353 Billion
Total revenues from dividends, interest, and other fees

$109 Billion
Total net to date

Companies in California

102Recipients

$33.2BTotal disbursement

$27.3BTotal returned

$2.62BTotal revenues from dividends, interest, and other fees

$-3.32BTotal net to date

Companies in New York

39Recipients

$168BTotal disbursement

$166BTotal returned

$23.9BTotal revenues from dividends, interest, and other fees

$21.5BTotal net to date

Companies in District of Columbia

 9Recipients

$121BTotal disbursement

$793MTotal returned

$181BTotal revenues from dividends, interest, and other fees

$61.6BTotal net to date

Companies in Florida

 41Recipients

$6.92BTotal disbursement

$191MTotal returned

$30.5MTotal revenues from dividends, interest, and other fees

$-6.7BTotal net to date

Companies in Texas

45Recipients

$5.2BTotal disbursement

$3.04BTotal returned

$459MTotal revenues from dividends, interest, and other fees

$-1.7B Total net to date

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