Trump's Promise to Pay $5 Thousand Caused Controversy

US President Donald Trump's promise to pay $5,000 to each adult American if the Republicans win the Congressional midterm elections on November 3 caused public controversy.

The US public is discussing Trump's $5,000 payment promise at the Republican Party National Congress in Texas.

Trump's statement that they would pay $5,000 to each adult American if the Republicans won the midterm Congressional elections caused criticism in the liberal media, but was evaluated positively in the conservative media.

"IT MAY MEAN 'ELECTION BRIBERY'"

Liberal media channels criticizing Trump's policies put forward the approach that, if implemented, such a step would cause an additional deficit of more than 1.2 trillion dollars in the budget, which would harm the economy.

Some analysts stated that such an economic promise would amount to "election bribery" and that it was legally controversial.

In the discussions on social media, many users argued that Trump's promise was unrealistic and legal, while some users argued that if implemented, it would mean a significant economic contribution for average Americans.