The work we’ve done in the legislature with two governors over the last twelve years is noticed again by Wall Street resulting in significant taxpayer savings. Standard & Poor’s announced it is increasing Connecticut’s general obligation bond credit rating from A+ to AA-.Submitted by senatorduff t3_z58yn6 in Connecticut
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Reply to comment by Holl0wayTape in The work we’ve done in the legislature with two governors over the last twelve years is noticed again by Wall Street resulting in significant taxpayer savings. Standard & Poor’s announced it is increasing Connecticut’s general obligation bond credit rating from A+ to AA-. by senatorduff
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Holl0wayTape t1_ixw4meq wrote
At least they'll know how to spell "you're" correctly. Also, I didn't take out any PPP loans, but you should talk to those who did, brain cell.
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Holl0wayTape t1_ixw6tit wrote
Do you even know what you are arguing with me about? I'm not advocating for free anything. I'm making a comment about how PPP loans are "forgiven" in response to someone else's comment. Go back to Facebook where everyone is as tone deaf as you.
The point I am making is that the original commenter said that you always have to pay back your debts. What I said is that that's not necessarily true if you own a business that took out PPP loans. Someone else (taxpayer, me and you, If you pay taxes because I'm not sure you could get a job with how slowly your brain function) ends up paying back those loans, not the person that took them out for their business.
So really, I am agreeing with your point, you moron.
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