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  • DeSantis knocks Trump’s $5K dividend payment pledge: ‘More debt and more inflation’

    09/12/2026 8:34:08 AM PDT · by Responsibility2nd · 130 replies
    The Hill ^ | 09/11/2026 | Sarah Davis
    Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Thursday criticized President Trump's controversial proposal to pay out $5,000 checks to every U.S. adult if Republicans win the midterms. "What I would say is, if you are getting surplus revenue, you should cut people's tax and return it to the people," DeSantis said during a press conference in Miami on Thursday. "What I don't think you want to do is borrow another trillion-and-a-half dollars and then just try to flood that into the economy, because that will lead to more inflation," DeSantis continued. "That will lead to more debt and more inflation."
  • Trump Promises Americans $5,000 Checks if Republicans Win in the Midterms. The Price Tag Could Top $1 Trillion

    09/11/2026 10:19:40 PM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 72 replies
    President Donald Trump is promising a $5,000 payment to every adult American citizen if Republicans retain control of both chambers of Congress in November. The proposal could cost roughly $1.2 trillion, require congressional approval and inject a massive new variable into the outlook for inflation, interest rates and federal borrowing. Trump Ties $5,000 Payments to the Midterm ElectionsTrump unveiled what he called the “Trump Dividend” during the Republican Party’s midterm convention in Dallas on Wednesday night.“Here is my promise: if the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate, both of them… because of our tremendous strength...
  • Half of Americans struggle to afford groceries and gas, exclusive poll finds

    07/07/2026 7:20:33 PM PDT · by anthropocene_x · 130 replies
    The Guardian ^ | Tue 7 Jul 2026 | Gaya Gupta
    Ninety-five per cent of Americans believe the US is suffering an affordability crisis, as many report trouble with the rising cost of groceries and gas, according to a survey, conducted by Harris Poll. Despite stable employment and record-high stock markets, more Americans believe the overall economy is getting worse (57%) than in February (46%), when the poll was last conducted and before the war in the Middle East sent gas prices soaring. Fewer people today also believe the economy is getting better (16%, compared with 28% in February) and more say their financial security has gotten worse. Even rural Americans,...