shockedcanadian
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How? It would have to be confirmed as commissioned, right?But you can keep the check and still cash it.
I havent used cheques in a long time so perhaps I'm not up to date.
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How? It would have to be confirmed as commissioned, right?But you can keep the check and still cash it.
I wonder how the father of Laken Riley or Rachel Morin would like to see the money spent?Thats not a bad idea
But not quite as good as reducing the defecit
If they spend it on border enforcement I would not complainI wonder how the father of Laken Riley or Rachel Morin would like to see the money spent?
Like myself, I bet he’s be good with bumping the debt to $80T if it meant we all wake up tomorrow to no brown parasites in our country.
What, RINO's you mean? Rand Paul, for example?Why would you think some Republicans wouldn’t join the opposition?
Assuming that the money is going to taxpayers, we're talking like $300,000,000,000.Thered be zeto economic consequences for a lousy 2000 per person
Let’s be clear. Donald Trump promised a $2000 dividend.
That could mean two things, in both scenarios you ain’t getting no check or refund.
Scenario 1) Donald Trump actually means a check, in the sense that most people probably interpreted Trump‘s promise in social media.
Or a refund if you choose to receive the funds electronically. In this scenario, Trump lied because he does not know for sure that this money will be approved by Congress, which would require 60 votes in the Senate. And the barriers are too strong. Not passing for sure.
Scenario #2: Trump was being slick and he actually meant some bullshit life, “I meant the money from the tax cuts already passed in the big beautiful Bill”. Treasury Secretary Bessent already took care of that part by saying that this may be how people will get the money.
In this second scenario, of course you’re not getting a check or refund.
Just making sure you’re not making any plans with these free $2000.
So no checkTrump didn't promise anything, he proposed an idea.
1. We'll see how congress reacts to the tariff rebate idea. At $38T in debt doubtful.
2. Calling the tax cuts, tips, OT, and SS a dividend isn't what I heard at the news conference, he specifically said tariff revenue.
I also think its doubtful, unless Trump makes a deal with democrats to pass all the Appropriations Bills for a $2,000 rebate from tariff revenue to offset healthcare insurance premiums, but the GOP senate won't go along they want the ACA dead.
Look for another shutdown after J31st.
Translation: Trump is winning at virtually everything so let's attack him over the only thing we can - something that hasn't even happened yet.Let’s be clear. Donald Trump promised a $2000 dividend.
That could mean two things, in both scenarios you ain’t getting no check or refund.
Scenario 1) Donald Trump actually means a check, in the sense that most people probably interpreted Trump‘s promise in social media.
Or a refund if you choose to receive the funds electronically. In this scenario, Trump lied because he does not know for sure that this money will be approved by Congress, which would require 60 votes in the Senate. And the barriers are too strong. Not passing for sure.
Scenario #2: Trump was being slick and he actually meant some bullshit life, “I meant the money from the tax cuts already passed in the big beautiful Bill”. Treasury Secretary Bessent already took care of that part by saying that this may be how people will get the money.
In this second scenario, of course you’re not getting a check or refund.
Just making sure you’re not making any plans with these free $2000.
“A dividend of at least $2000 a person (not including high income people!) will be paid to everyone,” he added.
Sounds a lot more like a promise than a proposal to me.
“A dividend of at least $2000 a person (not including high income people!) will be paid to everyone,” he added.
Sounds a lot more like a promise than a proposal to me.
Thats not a bad idea
But not quite as good as reducing the defecit
Are you including people whose incomes are so low that they owe very little taxes and get "refundable tax credits," that cover what they owe and even provide them a refund of money thst they never paid in the first place as "taxpayers?"Assuming that the money is going to taxpayers, we're talking like $300,000,000,000.
You don't think that might have some economic consequences?
I literally quoted his own words.Like your selective editing.
Yeah especially when you cherry pick His words.I literally quoted his own words.
When someone says something “will” happen, they’re not really floating an idea.
But by now we all know that Trump just say shit and no one takes it seriously.
Stop trolling.Yeah especially when you cherry pick His words.
Post the article.Stop trolling.