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Ed Wynn uses his new book “We The People” to discuss communication skills & sensible solutions. Trump’s Secretary thinks you make too much, & more.

Former executive and author Ed Wynn wants to do his part to move our national dialogue forward.

Ed Wynn made it clear that solutions are not all that difficult at all if one is logical. The problem is that logic is not in the best interest of some.

Trump’s Treasury thinks you are paid too much. $600 is simply too much money for you.

Ed Wynn frames the discourse well.


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Trump’s Millionaire Treasury Secretary Uses Debunked GOP Talking Point to Justify Slashing $600 Unemployment Boost

“Inflicting suffering on tens of millions of Americans by cutting unemployment benefits because of an anecdotal ‘some cases’ argument that has been refuted again and again is a stupid way to make policy.”

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin on Sunday recycled a debunked right-wing talking point to justify the GOP’s proposal to cut by more than half the $600-per-week federal boost in unemployment benefits that expired at the end of last week, depriving around 30 million Americans of a key economic lifeline as joblessness remains at historic levels.

In an appearance on ABC’s “This Week,” Mnuchin claimed “there’s no question” that the $600 weekly boost in unemployment insurance (UI) created a disincentive to work.

When host Martha Raddatz pointed to a recent Yale study that found “no evidence that more generous benefits disincentivized work,” Mnuchin responded, “I went to Yale, I agree on certain things, I don’t always agree.”

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