View this post on Instagram #Repost @thedailysignal Someone in California who makes $36,000 per year would receive 53% more—an extra $298 per week—by being unemployed as opposed to employed. That’s hardly fair for the hardworking Americans who have continued to do their jobs each day. But it's not only inequitable—it's counterproductive to economic recovery.A post shared by The Heritage Foundation (@heritagefoundation) on May 22, 2020 at 5:39pm PDT
#Repost @thedailysignal Someone in California who makes $36,000 per year would receive 53% more—an extra $298 per week—by being unemployed as opposed to employed. That’s hardly fair for the hardworking Americans who have continued to do their jobs each day. But it's not only inequitable—it's counterproductive to economic recovery.
A post shared by The Heritage Foundation (@heritagefoundation) on May 22, 2020 at 5:39pm PDT
