President Trump has said that if death is not the Republicans' last wish, they should pass a
2,000 civic incentive law immediately. Noting that the 600 cash incentive is not enough for the American people, Trump said he would not allow Democrats to manipulate the election. He also called on Republicans to be tough.
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell blocked a December 29 bill to increase civic incentives. In response to President Trump's call, a separate resolution was adopted on December 26 in the Democratic-controlled Congress. The proposal calls for an increase in civic incentives from 6800 to 2,000. Democratic leader Charles Schumer failed to present a proposal for increased incentives in the Senate due to obstacles in the Senate.
Senator Mitch McConnell said they would bring another bill to the Senate that would reflect President Trump's wishes.
President Trump is already trying to curtail the freedom given to technology companies. He is pushing lawmakers to repeal section 230 of the law, which was passed to US technology companies just before he stepped down. Democrats are unlikely to support a separate bill in the Senate.
As a result of the incentive law signed by President Trump on December 27, citizens of the United States will begin receiving cash incentives by the end of this week. Although a new law has been proposed, the Finance Department has said it will start sending citizen incentives of 600 per person this week.
Republican Conservatives are in trouble after Donald Trump made such a public offer to make himself look good at the last minute. The fate of this increased civic incentive will be decided in the next couple of days. Proponents of the Democratic Party and increased civic incentives are quite optimistic about passing the resolution.
