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Trump’s $5,000 dividend promise sparks concern from expertsPolitics

Fox News contributor Karl Rove discusses the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, President Donald Trump’s proposed tax dividend and the Texas Senate race. Experts have raised concerns about Trump’s promise of a $5,000 dividend.

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Talarico’s Texas swing, midterm voter motivation and more | Enten roundupPolitics

CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten examines the numbers behind Texas Senate polling, whether Republicans can shift the midterm trajectory, voter motivation, Donald Trump’s net approval among independents, polling in Maine and Michigan, and Democrats’ chances of taking the Senate.

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Republican convention attendees weigh potential 2028 presidential candidatesPolitics

Republicans gathered in Dallas for the party’s first unusual two-day midterm convention, placing President Donald Trump at the center of this fall’s elections. Attendees shared their views on the Republican Party’s future and the upcoming midterm vote, including possible 2028 presidential contenders.

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Fetterman faces Democratic backlash after GOP convention appearancePolitics2:46

Sen. John Fetterman’s surprise appearance at a Republican midterm convention has drawn criticism from some Democrats and prompted speculation about his political future. Fetterman says he remains a “lifelong Democrat.”

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Americans Need to Come Together: Richard HaassPolitics

Richard Haass says Americans need to come together. A University of Michigan survey found consumer sentiment falling among both parties, with just 35% of Republicans saying the government is doing a good job on the economy, the lowest level since President Trump returned to the White House last year.

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Lutnick says promised $5,000 checks for Americans won't come from taxpayer dollarsPolitics

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the $5,000 checks Republicans are promising Americans if they win the midterms would not be funded by taxpayer dollars. In a wide-ranging interview, he also discussed the Trump administration’s trade war with Canada and rising energy costs.

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Vance stirs 2028 buzz at Republican convention in DallasPolitics

The Republican convention in Dallas was intended to center on November’s midterm elections, but attention shifted toward Vice President JD Vance and whether he is positioning himself to lead the MAGA movement in the future.

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Full speech: Trump closes out first Republican midterm conventionPolitics

Speaking after Vice President JD Vance, President Donald Trump brought the first Republican midterm convention to a close. He largely repeated the message from the opening night, again urging voters to cast ballots for Republicans in the coming elections.

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Does Trump’s $5,000 pledge reveal pressure?Politics

US President Donald Trump has again promised to pay every American adult $5,000 if Republicans win November’s midterm elections. He repeated the pledge as he closed the Republican convention, with James Dorsey of the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies weighing in.

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Trump says every adult American could get $5,000 if Republicans winPolitics

President Donald Trump said he would give every adult American $5,000 if Republicans win November’s midterm elections. The proposed programme would exceed $1 trillion, but its funding, legality and feasibility remain unclear; Vice President J.D. Vance linked it to revenue from Trump’s tariffs. Democrats called it an “empty promise.”

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Republican midterm convention: Trump pleads for votesPolitics

Republicans concluded their first Midterm Convention in Dallas while battling to retain control of Congress. Trump promised to make his tax cuts permanent and proposed sending healthcare payments directly to Americans.

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GOP lawmaker says president knows how to manage moneyPolitics

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., discusses President Donald Trump’s policies ahead of the midterm elections and says the president is the person who knows how to manage money.

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Trump wraps up GOP convention with ‘vote or go to hell’ warningPolitics

Donald Trump closed the Republican Party’s first midterm convention in Dallas by urging Republicans to vote in November to protect the party’s congressional majorities. He asked the crowd to swear they would vote and warned that those who do not would “go to hell.”

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