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Dear Friend,
I’m writing to update you on the recent steps I’ve been taking as we respond to the coronavirus outbreak. On Friday, President Trump signed into law the latest coronavirus response legislation , which replenishes funds for several Small Business Administration (SBA) coronavirus relief programs that had run out of money. This bill was the result of bipartisan negotiations, and I’m proud that we were able to secure significant new resources for Virginia small businesses, as well as for additional coronavirus testing and for our hospitals and healthcare workers.
While I am glad funds are once again flowing to small businesses and workers through programs like the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), the truth is these programs are still not fully being administered as Congress intended them. From tech problems with the application process, to loans going to big companies who have no business applying for these loans, there are significant problems that I am working to address, so we can get these resources to small businesses and their workers who need them most.
As we work through these challenges, my office stands ready to assist however we can. Below you will find resource guides my office has prepared to answer many of the frequently asked questions about federal coronavirus resources, as well as helpful links to apply for assistance and track your coronavirus stimulus check. If you or a loved one is experiencing an issue with the federal government and can’t find the information you need below, I encourage you to contact my office immediately .
Coronavirus Resources for Virginians
- Sen. Warner's Coronavirus Resource Guides
- For Small Businesses
- For Seniors and Retirees
- For Recently Unemployed Virginians
- For Veterans
- For International Travelers
- For Mental Health
- For Students
- For Native Americans
- For Gig Workers
- For Immigrants
- For Renters and Homeowners
- For Farm & Agricultural Businesses
- Get help from Sen. Warner's office with a federal agency
- Apply for assistance
- Apply for Unemployment Insurance
- Apply for Medicaid
- Apply for Small Business Administration Disaster Loans
- Apply for the Paycheck Protection Program
- Apply for USDA Assistance for Farmers
- Apply for Lifeline Broadband Internet Assistance
- Help with COVID Economic Impact Payments (Stimulus Check)
I am also pushing for greater oversight , so that the funds we’ve already spent go to small businesses and their workers. We also need to get to the bottom of the shortages of personal protective equipment and coronavirus testing that are seriously hampering our efforts to defeat this virus. The Senate will be in session next week, and I think we ought to immediately hold oversight hearings to make sure the administration is following through on the new coronavirus response laws as Congress intended.
If you want to share your thoughts about an issue that’s important to you, you can send me an email any time using the form on my Senate website. You can also follow me on Facebook and Twitter . I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
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Official editorial response: "Paycheck security"? What's that supposed to mean? Is that that guaranteed-income-whether-people-work-or-not blather that any adult knows cannnot possibly work? Please, Senator, I know she's cute, but you must not take anything AOC says seriously. That child still believes in a Socialist Santa Claus. Let's start with getting people back to work, so those who are earning enough to have tax withheld from their wages can replenish the funds to pay those "stimulus" handouts to those of us who weren't eating every single day on what we were earning when we were allowed to sell books.
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