Lutnick says $5K dividend would not use taxpayer dollars
Lutnick said the plan would be funded without taxpayer dollars as the national debt tops $40 trillion and inflation remains elevated.
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On the first night of the Republican National Convention in Dallas, Texas, President Trump promised a $5,000 “dividend” for all American adults if Republicans retain control of the House of Representatives and Senate in November.
White House homing in on viable vehicle for Trump's $5,000 dividend
Top Trump administration officials are exploring separate ideas for funding President Donald Trump‘s proposed $5,000 dividends for adults. A senior official told the Washington Examiner that the White House was engaging with Congress not just on how to fund the checks, but also on possible vehicles to make good on the president’s promise. Rep. Riley Moore (R-WV), a member of the House Appropriations Committee, similarly said there were multiple …
Lutnick says $5K dividend would not use taxpayer dollars
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Thursday that the $5,000 dividends President Trump promised U.S. adults earlier this week would not come from taxpayer money. In an interview with NBC News at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, Lutnick said, “It’s not tax money.”
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The $5,000 "dividend" promised by President Donald Trump for all American adults would not be financed by taxpayers' money, said Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick on Thursday. "It's not tax money," Lutnick told NBC News in an extensive interview at the 9/11 National Monument and Museum, where he spoke about attacks and various economic issues. He argued that the government could "generate the money Donald Trump wants to distribute, without resortin…
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