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COVID-19 Response

Like everyone else, we urge you to wash your hands and engage in social distancing.

Unlike everyone else, we urge you to also help with this smart plan to get more tests, ventilators, and PPE. Everyone can do that plan right now, at home, in just 15 minutes.

If enough people help with the plan we can save lives. Take time out now and help get more desperately-needed supplies.

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Twitter handle: 
@mpopov1229
Name: 
Mark Popovich
Location: 
Washington, DC
Followers: 
520
Bio: 
Joined Aspen EOP's to launch the Good Companies/Good Jobs Initiative in December 2016 after a dozen years at Hitachi Foundation. All views are my own.
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From @LibbySchaaf
Yet again @realDonaldTrump is playing a cruel political game with the lives of children and families. As long as he… https://t.co/0vCXOhcHe8
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From @EmeryvilleMatty
@LibbySchaaf @realDonaldTrump Fix the potholes and homeless situation first
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From @mpopov1229
@LibbySchaaf @realDonaldTrump Stay strong and live your values as a city leader!
24AheadDotCom_'s avatar
From @24aheaddotcom_
.@EmeryvilleMatty: point out to @LibbySchaaf fans that, while Trump is horrific, she isn't smart enough to figure out how fake he is on immigration despite him repeatedly hinting at support for amnesty. And, ask them to look at the bottom line: she'd help Big Biz lower wages.
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From @24aheaddotcom_
.@mpopov1229: @LibbySchaaf 's "values" include increasing the labor supply. Spin it however you want, her policies would increase the labor supply. Big Biz would make billions from increasing the labor supply. She serves their interests, not workers' interests.
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From @mpopov1229
@24AheadDotCom_ @LibbySchaaf Labor supply creates demand for goods and services. Demand creates jobs. The American… https://t.co/soq4gbafOh
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From @24aheaddotcom_
.@mpopov1229: over the last ~30 years (the NeoLiberal era more or less), what's happened to the labor supply and wages?