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Is Trump's $5,000 pledge a sign of panic?

Is Trump's $5,000 pledge a sign of panic?

Even by Trump's own unconventional standards, his promise to voters was bizarre, writes North America editor Sarah Smith.

September 11, 2026 at 01:38 AM Original source
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"I don't know about you all, but frankly I'm insulted by the notion that my vote this November could be bought for 5k. Not to mention the inflation this would cause. All things considered, I cannot in good conscience accept a penny less than 10k!"

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"Tax and spending decisions should be made based on the needs of the American people and the state of the economy, they should not appear to be tied to election results."

— Susan Collins , Politician

"I dismissed the 'Trump dividend' as a 'socialist vote-buying scheme'."

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Is Trump's $5,000 pledge a sign of panic?
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Even by Trump's own unconventional standards, his promise to voters was bizarre, writes North America editor Sarah Smith.

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