evidence: In an advertisement released earlier this month, the Lincoln Project, an anti-Trump PAC, claimed that the Trump administration bailed out big banks via its coronavirus stimulus legislation (the CARES Act), leaving Main Street to suffer the effects of the pandemic. "Trump bailed out Wall Street, not Main Street," a grim voice-over tells the viewer. President Donald Trump quickly took to Twitter hurling insults at the leaders of the PAC. Soon after, Politifact reported the advertisement’s claim was false, and Facebook subsequently labeled the advertisement "partially false." But the Lincoln Project’s statement is true by any measure: The Trump administration played a central role in crafting the CARES Act, a piece of legislation that has bailed out Wall Street and not Main Street. The designers of the CARES Act must be held responsible for their actions. [...] There is no better indicator of the dynamic between Wall Street and Main Street than the stock market’s deviance from the actual economic conditions ordinary Americans face. Since the Trump administration pushed through its Wall Street bailout and the Fed began buying up risky corporate bonds, the plunging stock market has rebounded dramatically, helping large corporations recover previously high valuations. Meanwhile, Trump’s SBA has struggled to get loans to small businesses, many of which have already had to close their doors and lay off employees.