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Trump’s $5,000 check promise faces major obstacles
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GOP lawmakers pump brakes on Trump's $5K check promise: 'Where are you getting the money?'
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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…
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President Donald Trump's $5,000 dividend check promise faces skepticism on Capitol Hill as key Republicans question its cost and inflation risks.
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