Donald Trump promises 5,000 dollar dividend to Americans before midterms

During a Republican Party conference in Dallas, U.S. President Donald Trump pledged to distribute a 5,000 dollar payment to every adult American citizen if his party retains control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate in the upcoming November elections. Dubbed the "Trump Dividend," the proposal is framed as a benefit derived from the nation's economic strength, with the condition that the funds must be spent within the United States.

The initiative has faced significant scrutiny due to its potential fiscal impact. With approximately 270 million adult citizens, the program would cost an estimated 1.35 trillion dollars, a figure that analysts warn could drastically increase the current 1.8 trillion dollar annual budget deficit. Furthermore, the plan requires congressional approval, which has led to immediate logistical and political confusion within the White House, as Vice President J.D. Vance attempted to clarify the administration's stance shortly after the announcement.

Simultaneously, President Trump has escalated rhetoric regarding Iran, suggesting the possibility of further military strikes against the nation's nuclear facilities. The proposal remains a central, albeit legally and economically contentious, plank of his campaign strategy to mobilize voters for the legislative elections.