I am praying Trump 2020 too, however, we also have to make sure to hold the Senate and sweep clean the House... or they will block everything he tries to do in 2nd term. They know they are f'd with Biden and will concentrate more on hobnailing him in both houses.

As far as the Bill is concerned, several articles today from different news houses on Yahoo showed the following:

1. Negotiations between congressional Republicans and Democrats have stalled as Democrats introduced several demands for additions to any coronavirus aid package. Those demands reportedly included “increased fuel emissions standards for airlines” as well as an “expansion of wind and solar tax credits.”

   I can't find it right now but there was reference to The Green New Deal being folded into it.

2. Democrats and Republicans had negotiated "furiously," McConnell said, to make progress on the bill, but the legislation now includes a number of changes requested by Democrats.

"Tax credits for solar energy and wind energy. Provisions to force employers to give special new treatment to Big Labor. And listen to this — new emissions standards for the airlines. Are you kidding me?" McConnell said.

3. "So we're fiddling here, fiddling with the emotions of the American people, fiddling with the markets, fiddling with our health care. The American people expect us to act tomorrow," McConnell said. "And I want everybody to fully understand if we aren't able to act [Monday], it'll be because of our colleagues on the other side continuing to dicker when the country expects us to come together and address this problem."

4. According to details of the bill released Thursday, Senate Republicans propose to give a $1,200 check to every American adult with an income under $75,000, decreasing gradually after that and zeroing out at $99,000 income. Checks would fall to $600 for those with little or no income tax liability, and $500 would be added in per child. The eligibility would be based on 2018 tax filings.

Meanwhile, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., has proposed universal $2,000 checks per month "for the duration of the crisis." Other Senate Democrats have suggested quarterly checks that begin at $2,000 per person, decreasing over time based on economic triggers.

5. Dems resent money for small and big business and want to legislate that employers must retain all employees and pay them out of their coffers and then claim a credit from the government. This would hog tie employers preventing them from gradually ramping up their businesses back to what they were.
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   IMHO neither Schummer nor Pelosi have worked in the private sector nor have they run businesses and their demands of businesses small and large are pulled out of some fairytail book.
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   Prior to Pelosie showing up, Schummer had been on board with the bill and quite prepared to sign it.