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I understand Adopt A Plant Vintage Retro shirt . the President would like to send bigger checks to everybody. I think what he ought to do is sign this bill and then make the case. Congress can pass another bill, he said, adding his doesn’t agree with the $2,000 checks, but he believes the President is able to make that argument. “I don’t agree with $2,000 checks to people who have had no lost income whatsoever, which is the vast majority of Americans. But the President’s free to make that case. Democrats will agree with that and see where it ends up. We’ve got a bill right now that his administration helped negotiate. I think we’ve gotta get that done,” Toomey added.

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