Data: OMB ; Chart: Erin Davis/Axios Visuals Senate Republicans are doubtful — and, in some cases, dismissive — of President Trump's proposal to give Americans $5,000 checks if Republicans keep control of Congress. Why it matters: Trump's proposal isn't dead on arrival.
President Donald Trump's $5,000 dividend check proposal drew sharp reactions from voters, with some calling it a publicity stunt unlikely to pass Congress.
Former California Democratic Party chair Bill Press criticized Donald Trump's proposal to issue a $5,000 "Trump Dividend" to every adult citizen following Republican victories in the House and Senate, noting its massive $1.3 trillion cost and previous unfulfilled promises.
Donald Trump is at the Republican midterm convention, blasting the Democrats and shooting his mouth off. Trump said that if the GOP wins the midterm election, he promises to give every adult American $5,000. Take it out of his $7 billion.
President Donald Trump’s promise to give people $5,000 if Republicans win in November brings with it an array of logistical and political challenges. Trump said at the GOP midterm convention that if Republicans hold on to the House and the Senate, the federal government would send a $5,000 check to …
Voters Like $5,000 Checks—But Doubt Trump Will Deliver | Since Then
