Pres. Trump Says House's COVID-19 Relief Bill 'Dead On Arrival'

The Senate responded to the House Democrats' $3 trillion coronavirus relief package, labeling it as 'dead on arrival.' The package includes $1,200 stimulus payments, $915 billion for state and local governments, hazard pay for essential workers, and funds for mail-in ballots. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell criticized the package as unrealistic, advocating for a practical response. The package also proposes $100 billion for renters, an extension of unemployment benefits, $75 billion for testing, and a $25 billion bailout for the Postal Service. A House vote is expected soon.

What was the Senate's initial reaction to the House Democrats' $3 trillion relief package?

• They considered it dead on arrival.

• They passed it without changes.

• They fully supported it.

• They proposed immediate amendments.

Which of the following was NOT included in the House Democrats' relief package?

• A reduction in taxes for corporations

• Funds for mail-in ballots

• Hazard pay for essential workers

• Stimulus payments to Americans

What did Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell say about the House bill?

• It was not designed to deal with reality.

• It was a practical response to the pandemic.

• It was already approved by the Senate.

• It was a bipartisan effort.

What additional support was included in the relief package for renters?

• $100 billion in assistance

• Free legal aid for eviction cases

• Tax credits for landlords

• Subsidized housing programs

How much funding was allocated for coronavirus testing and monitoring in the relief package?

• $50 billion

• $75 billion

• $25 billion

• $100 billion