https://apps.npr.org/documents/document.html?id=5729035-Green-New-Deal-FAQ

How will you pay for it?

The same way we paid for the New Deal,

the 2008 bank bailout and extended quantitative easing programs. The same way we paid for World War II and all our current wars.

The Federal Reserve can extend credit to power these projects and

investments and new public banks can be created to extend credit.

There is also space for the government to take an equity stake in projects to get a return on investment. At the end of the day, this is an investment in our economy that should grow our wealth as a nation, so the question isn’t how will we pay for it, but what will we do with our new shared prosperity.

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>https://apps.npr.org/documents/document.html?id=5729035-Green-New-Deal-FAQ

How will you pay for it?

The same way we paid for the New Deal,

the 2008 bank bailout and extended quantitative easing programs.

The same way we paid for World War II and all our current wars.

The FEDERAL RESERVE can extend credit to power these projects and investments and new public banks can be created to extend credit.

There is also space for the government to take an equity stake in projects to get a return on investment.

At the end of the day, this is an investment in our economy that should grow our wealth as a nation,

so the question isn’t how will we pay for it,

but what will we do with our new shared prosperity.

https://www.speaker.gov/newsroom/2719-3/

Pelosi Statement on Nomination of David Malpass as World Bank President

FEBRUARY 7, 2019

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement after President Trump nominated U.S. Treasury Under Secretary David Malpass to succeed Dr. Jim Yong Kim as President of the World Bank:

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>Pelosi Statement on Nomination of David Malpass as World Bank President

“For nearly eight decades, America’s leadership of the World Bank has been instrumental in reducing world poverty and in advancing global economic development. President Trump had an opportunity to nominate a forward-looking, innovative and creative leader committed to reducing poverty, combating the climate crisis, confronting income disparity and safeguarding human rights and the rights of workers, indigenous peoples and the LGBTQ community. Yet, he squandered that opportunity.

“In nominating David Malpass to lead the World Bank, the President has regrettably chosen someone whose questionable commitment to its core values threatens to undermine the institution’s mission and America’s preeminent leadership role in advancing that mission.

“If the board elects David Malpass as president, he must commit to preserving and strengthening the Bank’s multilateral character, exceeding its current commitments to tackle the climate crisis, ensuring robust transparency and accountability, and protecting the social and human rights of communities directly affected by the Bank’s development lending. Anything less would be a failure of American leadership.”

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Brought to you by,

The Federal Reserve.

Who are these people?

Sergei Millian, Joseph Mifsud, Charles Tawil, Alexander Downer, Stefan Halper, and Azra Turk

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Sergei Millian, an unwitting source for the Steele dossier, sought proximity to Trump’s world in 2016 by working to build a relationship with PapaD & offering to serve as a conduit to the Trump campaign for a Belarusan author in FL w/ connex to the Russian gov’t

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