> but when there is even a suggestion that not-well-to-do are helped, it is immediately thrown out. So the "not-well-to-do" people who would have lost their jo

> but when there is even a suggestion that not-well-to-do are helped, it is immediately thrown out. So the "not-well-to-do" people who would have lost their jobs due to government actions without the PPP loans aren't "not-well-to-do" people? Isn't that precisely one of the reasons why the PPP loans were done, to save the jobs of at least some "not-well-to-do" people? > Remove some of the burden from students? Whoa whoa whoa. You mean like putting loans on hold so interest is no longer accruing?