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Trump $5k Pledge Midterms

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President Donald Trump has promised a $5,000 payment to every American adult if Republicans retain control of both chambers of Congress in the coming midterm elections.

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Trump said his latest “dividend” would come only if Republicans win re-election.

5 of 14 outletsfirst reported 10 Sepwording from The Bulwark

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  1. 10 Sep

    During his GOP midterm convention speech last night, President Trump promised a $5,000 dividend to every adult citizen if the Republican Party maintains control of Congress in the upcoming election.

    9 outlets · NPR
  2. 11 Sep

    Despite the economic pressures, Trump said the $5,000 payments would be possible due to the United States’ “tremendous strength and success economically.” They would cost more than $1 trillion, add significantly to the country’s nearly $1.8-trillion annual budget deficit and exacerbate concerns about inflation.

    2 outlets · Los Angeles Times

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