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Alabama Senate candidate says Trump's $5,000 offer 'might be a good investment' — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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Alabama Rep. Barry Moore, a Senate candidate, endorsed President Donald Trump’s proposed $5,000 checks, calling them a potentially good investment. The proposal drew criticism from another Republican lawmaker and could cost $1.2 trillion, according to The Associated Press.
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People in this story 4 Alabama representative and Senate candidate who endorsed Trump’s proposed $5,000 checks.
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President who proposed $5,000 payments to adult citizens if Republicans keep control of Congress.
Representative who criticized Trump’s proposed payments as “pay-to-play” and questioned their funding.
Representative who said the proposed dividends would total an “enormous amount of money.”
Alabama Senate candidate: Barry Moore's support for Trump $5,000 election offer could be bribery
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Representative who criticized Trump’s proposed payments as “pay-to-play” and questioned their funding.
Representative who said the proposed dividends would total an “enormous amount of money.”
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