“Congress is acting way too slow, way too stingy,” he said, noting politicians are too focused on “who is responsible for this mess as opposed to dealing with the fact that we have a mess that has to be dealt with.”
Last week, the House of Representatives passed another relief package called the HEROES Act that would provide up to $1,200 per individual with a maximum amount of $6,000 per household. The Republican-dominated Senate has yet to vote on the act and it’s unclear if the act will ever come up for a vote.Edelman said a day of reckoning will eventually come and U.S. voters will “demand quicker action, more meaningful action.”
“We have to get Washington moving to help people deal with this pandemic immediately,” Edelman said. “That means the political parties have to set aside their bickering differences and do what's right for the country.”
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