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Alabama Senate candidate: Barry Moore's support for Trump $5,000 election offer could be bribery — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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Alabama Senate candidate Everett Wess accused Rep. Barry Moore of endorsing a proposal that could amount to bribery, citing election laws. Election-law experts said a legal challenge would be difficult because the proposed payments would go to Americans regardless of how they vote.
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People in this story 5 Alabama representative and Senate candidate whose comments about the proposed payments drew scrutiny from his challenger.
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President who proposed the payments discussed in the article.
Alabama representative who said the proposed dividends would require an enormous amount of money.
Vice President JD Vance, who suggested tariff revenue could help fund the proposed checks.
President who proposed the payments discussed in the article.
Alabama representative who said the proposed dividends would require an enormous amount of money.
Vice President JD Vance, who suggested tariff revenue could help fund the proposed checks.
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