Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividend blindsides Congress, angers fiscal conservatives: ‘A dangerous arms race’
Conservative fiscal hawks greeted President Trump's proposed $5,000 payout to Americans if Republicans hold the House and Senate in November with a frosty reception, even as some were reluctant to say so publicly.
Republican Ledger staff · 4:04 PM ET
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Conservative fiscal hawks greeted President Trump's proposed $5,000 payout to Americans if Republicans hold the House and Senate in November with a frosty reception, even as some were reluctant to say so publicly.
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