Daniel Dale

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Daniel Dale @ddale8

Probably clear to many of you, but the point of this isn't to argue that prisoners should not get relief money or that Cotton's first two votes were wrong. The article includes an advocate's argument for why incarcerated people should get the funding. https://t.co/ipAa0NPY8n — PolitiTweet.org

Sen. Tom Cotton keeps attacking Democrats for letting prisoners get pandemic relief money. But prisoners also got… https://t.co/JyJEfwJJYn

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Fox News led its website with this headline: “FUNDING CONVICTED KILLERS. Democratic COVID bill gives mass murderers taxpayer money right out of your pocket.” Fox didn’t do that when Trump signed two GOP-approved Covid bills that sent money to prisoners: https://t.co/U4Hqe7GJ0E — PolitiTweet.org

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It's a broader group: incarcerated people who filed tax returns in 2018 or 2019, who were already registered with the IRS as a non-filer, or who filed forms in 2020 to claim their check. So there are hurdles for prisoners, but it's a substantial number. https://t.co/JeG0Efkp6S — PolitiTweet.org

@ddale8 @govtrack Only prisoners that might have gotten a check would be any who filed tax returns for 2019. How many would that be?

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