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Trump tariff dividends face legal, political roadblocks
President Trump’s proposal to use tariff revenue to pay individuals “at least” $2,000 is facing legal and logistical roadblocks, as well as skepticism from some on the right. Trump has floated the idea of sending dividends to the American people multiple times throughout his time in office, but his most recent proposal over the weekend comes as his administration is simultaneously facing public frustration over affordability and a Supreme Court case that threatens to undercut his sweeping use of tariffs. Kevin Hassett, Kevin Hassett Sunday shows preview: Government shutdown lingers as Dems, GOP fight for way ... (full story)
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