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50-Year Mortgages? NFL Kickoff Rules? Here’s Where some of Trump’s Latest Jaw-Dropping Musings Stand
Trump proposes unconventional policies including 50-year mortgages and tariff-funded payments despite economic criticism and political hurdles, with some ideas still under consideration.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump floated a string of proposals including 50-year mortgages, and White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said advisers are `seriously looking into` them.
- Trump suggested tariffs could fund `a dividend of at least $2000`, but the $225 billion collected falls short, highlighting funding challenges for the proposed checks.
- Trump proposed $10,000 bonuses for air traffic controllers and hinted at retaking Bagram Airfield, but the Taliban rejected that idea, leaving the proposal in limbo.
- Legal and political limits undercut several proposals as Trump’s September directive to enforce death-penalty laws in the District of Columbia faces repeal and voter rejection, while economists and GOP critics panned mortgage ideas and U.N. arrest calls produced no action.
- The U.S. sovereign wealth fund proposal found a political off-ramp after a February executive order, while various in-limbo proposals described as `still talking about it` remain, including 50-year mortgages and NFL kickoff and Washington Commanders naming proposals.
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Tariff dividends, $10k bonuses, and 50-year mortgages: Are Trump's proposals feasible?
President Trump recently proposed $2,000 tariff dividends, $10,000 bonuses for air traffic controllers, and 50-year mortgages to lower monthly payments, sparking questions about the feasibility and financial implications.
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50-year mortgages? NFL kickoff rules? Here's where some of Trump's latest jaw-dropping musings stand
President Donald Trump often offers ideas that once seem outlandish, then repeating them until they gain traction and begin sounding more mainstream.
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