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© Anna Moneymaker Senate Republicans gave themselves another great opportunity to speak up for millions of unemployed Americans at Tuesday’s hearing on the damage COVID-19 has wrought in the live events industry. Once again, they screwed it up. Despite the live events industry employing more than 12 million Americans across all 50 states – many of whom are either facing imminent unemployment or have already lost their jobs – voices representing labor were invisible at Monday’s hearing. Sources involved in planning the hearing tell me Manufacturing, Trade and Consumer Protection Subcommittee chair Jerry Moran Even then, Moran allowed only a single Democratic witness: David Fay, president and CEO of Connecticut’s Bushnell Performing Arts Center. The exclusion of labor voices in the discussion of COVID-19 economic relief isn’t an accident; it’s the next step in Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell

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