Los Angeles bar owner pleads with Congress to 'stop the bleeding:' 'Walk in our shoes for a minute'
foxnews.comPineapple Hill Saloon & Grill owner Angela Marsden offered to help make lawmakers aware Monday of the plight of restaurant owners and workers in the absence of additional coronavirus aid. "If I could, I would bring me and other business owners and tell them again to focus on people and faces," Mardsen told "Bill Hemmer Reports". "And that our country is headed out of a dark time with the virus but we’re entering a dark time economically, and that we’re all in this together, and they have got to stop playing politics and pass this bill. "People are losing their homes," she added. "They can’t pay their rent.
I would plead with them to walk in our shoes for a minute and just take a breath and remember it’s about humanity." The Los Angeles bar.
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