Donald Trump recently made headlines after promising a $2,000 dividend payment to nearly all Americans, excluding high-income earners. The pledge was delivered through a Truth Social post in which Trump defended his tariff policies and claimed they were generating “trillions of dollars” in revenue for the government. He argued that this revenue, which he said came with “almost no inflation,” would fund large public benefits such as paying down national debt and distributing dividends.
Despite the bold promise, Trump did not provide any timeline for the payments or define what qualifies as “high income.” As a result, immediate skepticism emerged from economists, analysts, and the public. The Guardian examined the feasibility of such payments, highlighting the monumental financial challenge associated with distributing $2,000 per person.
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