UNDERNEWS: A Georgia restaurant owner on why the govenor is opening things up

April 25, 2020

A Georgia restaurant owner on why the govenor is opening things up

Image may contain: 1 person, possible text that says 'Nance @solusnan1 This was posted by a restaurant owner in Georgia It's stupid move Kemp's part. On the contrary, it's calculated. Here's deal. Kemp mandates restaurants reopen, whether reopen dining rooms or file for business interruption insurance, it does through am "allowed" to operate full My landlord can demand their money, since allowed to operate. Furloughed staff collecting unemployment insurance to come back to to go. unemployment tab. If blow up again, they are still tab states, since they are no longer employed. Guys, is about screwing the working class small business, not about helping us.'

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Well, maybe he is not as stupid as folks said, just a whole lot more devious!
Maybe that's how he was able to cut over 200,000 from the voter rolls in Geoergia before the last election cycle

Semper Paratus; April 26, 2020 at 2:16 PM

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