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Meet the Press NOW — September 10Politics

The Republican midterm convention concludes in Dallas as President Trump seeks to rally his base with a promise of a $5,000 dividend if the GOP retains control of Congress. The party also loses a major redistricting fight in Missouri after the Supreme Court blocks a new map.

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Burgum on Trump Dividend, Gas Prices and Data CentersPolitics

US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says Congress should approve President Donald Trump’s proposed $5,000 payment to Americans. He says “everything’s on the table” in efforts to reduce gas prices and argues that data centers could benefit neighborhoods.

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Trump’s midterms showdown | This is AmericaPolitics

After a night rallying around Donald Trump, Republicans hope the event can rescue their midterm prospects. Democrats are mounting a counterattack, challenging each argument made by the US president, including his latest pitch to motivate voters: a $5,000 payment to every US adult if his party remains in power.

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Politicians Grapple With Higher Rates Ahead of MidtermsPolitics

As his popularity wanes and enthusiasm declines, President Trump offered voters a quid pro quo: elect Republicans and receive a $5,000 payout. The proposal comes as US public debt recently surpassed $40 trillion for the first time.

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Trump’s ‘atrocious’ approval threatens to sink the GOP, Enten explainsPolitics

As Republicans head into the midterm elections, Donald Trump’s approval rating has fallen to historic lows. CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten explains how the president’s numbers could damage his party’s prospects, while Trump spends from his large war chest on ads for Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton in a race that has become a toss-up.

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Trump promised Americans $5,000 if Republicans win. Is it legal?Politics

US President Donald Trump says he would give every adult American $5,000 if Republicans win both chambers of Congress in November’s midterm elections. The plan could cost more than $1tn, but he offered no details on how it would work or be funded. Democrats called it an “empty promise”, while others questioned whether it is legal or feasible.

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Rahm Emanuel Says Americans Will See Through Trump’s $5,000 OfferPolitics

Rahm Emanuel, a former White House chief of staff and former U.S. ambassador to Japan, says Americans will see through Donald Trump’s proposed $5,000 payment tied to a Republican midterm victory, calling it a plan that “won’t hunt.” Emanuel says Trump and Democrats both want the election to serve as a referendum on Trump, while Republicans are presenting it as a test of his record and leadership.

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Trump shocks with $5,000 offer for midterm votersPolitics

President Donald Trump promised $5,000 dividends for adult U.S. citizens if Republicans retain majorities in Congress. The proposal was discussed on Fox News programs.

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Rep. Jordan Backs Trump's $5,000 Dividend PlanPolitics

Ohio Republican Rep. Jim Jordan, a close ally of President Donald Trump, supports Trump’s proposal to give U.S. adults a $5,000 payment but says he wants more details. Jordan also says Republicans will retain their congressional majority after the midterms.

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Why has Donald Trump promised to give all Americans $5,000?Politics

US President Donald Trump said he would offer every adult American $5,000 if Republicans win the midterm elections. He gave no details about how the payment would work or be funded, and said the US war with Iran would not end before the midterms. The programme examines his latest statements.

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Trump’s $5,000 Dividend Offer Is a Gimmick, Says Beto O’RourkePolitics

Beto O’Rourke called Donald Trump’s promise to give every American adult $5,000 a “gimmick” that will never be paid. The former Texas congressman said Republicans cannot offer voters meaningful change and discussed how Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico could win in Texas.

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Was the Republican midterms convention about presenting a policy?Politics

Political adviser Rina Shah speaks to TRT World about the Republican Party’s first midterm convention in Dallas, where President Donald Trump called Democrats “radical” and defended his unpopular war with Iran.

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Trump pledges $5,000 for every US adult if GOP wins midtermsPolitics

Donald Trump has pledged to give every US adult $5,000 if Republicans win the midterm elections. The plan would likely cost more than $1 trillion, require congressional approval and further worsen the nearly $1.8 trillion annual budget deficit, while heightening inflation concerns.

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Could Trump’s $5,000 ‘dividend’ pledge boost Republicans in the midterms?Politics

US President Donald Trump has promised to give every adult in the United States $5,000 if Republicans win both chambers of Congress in November’s midterm elections. Questions remain over the funding, congressional approval and whether the plan could actually be carried out.

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Trump makes major midterm promise if Republicans keep majoritiesPolitics

Bill Melugin reports on the latest developments at the first-ever GOP midterm convention. Fox News political analyst Reince Priebus also discusses the president’s midterm strategy, Democratic backlash and other issues.

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Trump promises $5,000 payout to every adult American if Republicans win midtermsPolitics

US President Donald Trump says every adult American would receive $5,000 if Republicans win both chambers of Congress in November’s midterm elections. The proposal could cost more than $1tn, but he gave no details on how it would be implemented or funded, saying only that the money would have to be spent in the US.

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Why is Trump offering Americans $5,000 if Republicans win?Politics

US President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by promising every American adult $5,000 if Republicans retain control of Congress after the November midterm elections. Tom Packer of University College London weighs in on the proposal.

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