Tweet - "10 weeks after the House passed the Heroes Act, and 4 days before expanded unemployment benefits expire, Republicans and the Trump Administration have finally outlined their priority for the next #COVID19 stimulus package: helping corporations over working families."

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"10 weeks after the House passed the Heroes Act, and 4 days before expanded unemployment benefits expire, Republicans and the Trump Administration have finally outlined their priority for the next #COVID19 stimulus package: helping corporations over working families."

"Along with turning their backs on working families, Republicans' proposal also neglects health care providers & families who have lost their health insurance. It neglects state & local governments & Americans struggling to keep a roof over their heads or food on their tables."

"What are Republicans focused on instead? Sen. McConnell has stated that his "red line' is fed liability immunity for corporations from lawsuits related to #COVID19. Simply put, giving corporations broad immunity will not protect employees or customers or make America safer."

"Waiting until end of July when we are up against the expiration of key CARES Act measures represents an inexcusable delay & dereliction of duty by Congressional Republicans & Trump Admin that puts families, workers & small biz across country in an even more precarious position."

"Time is of the essence. Congress must work together -- on a bipartisan basis -- to respond to this public health and economic crisis. American lives and livelihoods are at stake."

@SenatorDurbin

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