Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is stating that President Trump’s $5,000 dividend for American adults can be done without blowing a hole in the deficit — but only if Republicans keep Congress. The Treasury Department has been working on the mechanics. Bessent is checking what needs a statute and what does not. He wants to sit […] The post A $5,000 Dividend Is Not a Fantasy. It Is a Choice. appeared first on StoneZone .
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is stating that President Trump’s $5,000 dividend for American adults can be done without blowing a hole in the deficit — but only if Republicans keep Congress. The Treasury Department has been working on the mechanics. Bessent is checking what needs a statute and what does not. He wants to sit down with Speaker Johnson after November to discuss the specifics of how this can be done. President Trump calls it the Trump dividend. His line is the one that lands: if Republicans win, you win with us, and you get $5,000. He says it happens 100 percent because the country is taking in trillions from tariffs and other revenues caused by America’s national recovery from Biden-itis. Bessent’s add-on matters…Open
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