The economic adviser accused Democrats of asking for too much in the next federal coronavirus relief package.
are “asking too much money ― $3.5 trillion. We’ve already spent over $3 trillion,” Kudlow told CNBC.
Many Americans are looking to mail-in ballots for a safer alternative to waiting in line at crowded polling places. The U.S. hit itsof coronavirus deaths on Wednesday with less than three months to the general election. Kudlow’s comments echoed those of Trump himself, who appeared to admit that he was in favor of shortchanging the U.S. Postal Service in order to kneecap mail-in voting during the pandemic.
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