NYC to pay criminals $1000 per month.

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Why do we keep having to bail-out NYC?
Why are the NY Democrat Politicians millionaires?

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  Feb 15, 2021 · New York to receive $50 billion bailout in Biden’s COVID-19 relief package This generous offer of taxpayer funds given to the state of New York comes right as Governor Andrew Cuomo came under fire for a massive scandal involving the cover-up of COVID-19 deaths in New York nursing homes, hiding data from the federal prosecutors and even New York lawmakers in his own party.
  
  

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  New York to Spend $65 Million to Rescue Cab Drivers. Is It Enough? (Published 2021)

  The city will use part of the money it expects to receive in the federal stimulus package to aid drivers who fell victim to exploitative loans.

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  Mar 10, 2021 · “This is absolutely a bailout — for the lenders. It does nothing to help the borrowers.” Several members of the City Council also criticized the mayor’s plan, saying they had not been ...

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    Mar 09, 2021 · Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York celebrated the Act’s imminent passage on Sunday, outlining what he said is $100 billion in benefits it will deliver to New York, including $23.8 billion in fiscal relief funds for the state, localities, and the MTA.

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    Sen. William Proxmire appears during Senate debates in relation to a 1975 bill that would provide federal loans to prevent New York City from defaulting on its debt. Sen. Proxmire was in favor of the bill.