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Is US President Donald Trump’s $5,000 election pledge legal? #Midterms #BBCNews

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@Macfromwales
@@Macfromwales 3 days ago
Soon as hes in - "Ive given it to you as money off your bills etc" 😂
@Macfromwales
@@Macfromwales 3 days ago
Trump literally cant give up the presidency or him and his entire family are in jail for treason and corruption. He is going to have to change the status from "Small potatoes military operation" over to "War", then he can enact special war time powers to suspend elections. Don't feel happy for the families of the lost soldiers that they'll now get their due payout when he does, instead see it as the indicator that he's going nowhere. As it says in revalations- "He will reign for time, time, then half a time ". He's had tge "time" with his first term, he is now in his second "time", meaning we have tge "Half a time" yet to come. Mark my words guys
@derekwhethers9307
@@derekwhethers9307 3 days ago
Just like gas prices and inflation will go down day one he knows that if democrats when both houses him and his administration is going to jail
@knocknees
@@knocknees 3 days ago
It's a bribe. Call it what it is.
@AnthonyHarrison-o9y
DEFUND THE BBC !!
@El_Paracleto
@@El_Paracleto 3 days ago
Aww bless, is this because he knows he won't have to pay anything as he is going to LOSE???...
@straightreject2947
Supporters🤔 <br>Cult members 👍
@JohnQPublic-x4i
@@JohnQPublic-x4i 3 days ago
Distributing $5,000 payments to nearly 270 million Americans would immediately and sharply increase the national debt. That&#39;s approximately $1.3 trillion dollars.<br><br>It&#39;s roughly equivalent to the value of the entire US gold reserve (8,166.46 metric tons of gold).<br><br>The sudden injection of over a trillion dollars into the US economy would trigger massive inflationary pressures, leading to increased costs across the board for US goods and services.