this despite having shown little interest in the bill at all until after it passed congress. as a consequence, jobless benefits are now expiring for millions of americans. people like megan mayer a single mother in lincoln, nebraska with two teenagers to feed. i go to a discount grocery store and spend maybe $50 for the week for three people. it s been a really rough time and adjustment for my kids. i ve just been trying to plug through it and get through it the best that we can and just been holding on for something better to come my way with help from the government. now she has to hold on longer. and it is a fact. this is because, a direct result of president trump and his 13th hour games. many will lose out on one week s worth of payments because of his actions and will never get the money back. some may have to reapply for benefits and that takes time and has overwhelmed state systems. if the president truly wanted to help people, not just the unemployed who are coun
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