What he didn’t say is that he cannot unilaterally send those checks, and he didn’t answer the obvious question: If we are making all this money and creating all this wealth, why is the deficit increasing? Just back in May, the national debt surpassed the size of the entire U.S. economy for the first time since World War II, reaching $31.27 trillion. The stock market, which Trump loves to cite as proof that everything is going exceptionally well, just had its worst week since June, driven by a sell-off in tech stocks that sent the S&P 500 tumbling. Even among Republicans, less than half believe he will actually follow through on sending the $5,000 checks. The promise was never meant to be kept in the first place. It was a bribe for votes, a promise we can add to the stack of other promises he never keeps.
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www.heatherdelaneyreese.comDonald Trump is more dangerous than ever beforeAt 7:57 tonight, Donald Trump grabbed the handrails and hoisted himself onto the stage through the slit in the dark navy blue curtains before slowly making his way to the podium. Appearing less enthusiastic than at past rallies, his irritable nature made more sense when he stopped to tell the audience how he really feels about campaigning for his fellow Republicans at these rallies: “I thought thi