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Mike Johnson Tries to Cover Trump’s Butt on Those $5,000 Checks
House Speaker Mike Johnson is stoking the flames of Donald Trump’s $5,000 giveaway.Speaking with reporters on Capitol Hill Tuesday, the chief House Republican not only suggested that the government handouts could actually happen but said the process will “take time.”Johnson opted not to elaborate when asked if the checks could be sorted out through the…
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Source context: The president doubled down on his idea to pay Americans if the GOP keeps control of Congress in November. But the House speaker was more circumspect.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson is stoking the flames of Donald Trump’s $5,000 giveaway.Speaking with reporters on Capitol Hill Tuesday, the chief House Republican not only suggested that the government handouts could actually happen but said the process will “take time.”Johnson opted not to elaborate when asked if the checks could be sorted out through the…
The president doubled down on his idea to pay Americans if the GOP keeps control of Congress in November. But the House speaker was more circumspect.
Johnson said that Trump’s pledge to send the money if Republicans retain power in the midterm elections was part of the president’s “brainstorming.”
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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.
