36 days left until the Georgia US Senate runoffs (#4321)

      Trying to inform the Georgia voter about the significant difference between democrats controlling the senate and republicans controlling the senate is the task at hand. Now for some the difference is moot, as they will vote for a republican come rain or shine in spite of logic, reason or necessity. Yet there are still many who vote for republicans who can be shown an alternative if it benefits them in some significant way. I don't know how those numbers break down but any republican who votes for the 2 democrats on the ballot is a victory for all of us. Explaining the differences is the key in how we approach all the voters in Georgia.
     First off, less than 3 weeks after the Biden inauguration, and with a democratic senate, stimulus money for our economy will begin to flow out of our national treasury to help all of us who are devastated by the Covid-19 virus. The contrast if republicans hold the senate is no stimulus money coming out of our national treasury for any foreseeable future. Another point of contention is the unemployment insurance for those who cannot work due to stay at home orders. We democrats want to do again the unemployment expansion that helped all our of work workers pay their bills and still have money left over for life events, much the same as the earlier stimulus bill passed last May.
     Making the case to the Georgia voter that an economic recovery stimulus plan will immediately begin to get to them with a democratic senate should at least get their attention. But there is more. Health care will not be taken from them and instead it will be expanded. Infrastructure jobs will also be coming quickly to us all over America to help reestablish higher paying jobs for our citizenry. Increasing the minimum wage is also something that will happen quickly. Food for our hungry will be expanded immediately after the Biden Administration is sworn in. Help in many ways for our citizens is ready to go when we win these 2 senate seats in Georgia on January 5th, 2021. So let's make the case!