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Treasury secretary backs Trump’s $5,000 checks but refuses to say how the country will pay for it

  • Posted on September 15, 2026
  • By The Independent
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  • 1 min read
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The Treasury secretary endorses Trump's proposed $5,000 direct payment initiative aimed at voters during midterm elections, yet avoids detailing the fiscal mechanisms and funding sources. This announcement comes amid scrutiny from political opponents who question the financial viability and legality of the campaign promise. Economic analysts debate whether such stimulus would strain federal budgets or require new revenue measures. The proposal remains controversial as lawmakers examine its potential impact on inflation, deficit spending, and overall economic stability.

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Treasury secretary backs Trump’s $5,000 checks but refuses to say how the country will pay for it
Treasury secretary backs Trump’s $5,000 checks but refuses to say how the country will pay for it

Trump has faced bribery accusations after promising Americans $5,000 if voters help Republicans keep control of Congress during the midterm elections
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