Marshall backtracks on support for $5,000 Trump dividend in Kansas Senate debate
Summary
Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas changed his position on President Donald Trump’s plan to give people $5,000 each as a dividend. During a debate with his Democratic opponent, Adam Hamilton, Marshall was asked about the plan, which would cost $1.2 trillion and add to the national debt.Key Facts
- President Donald Trump announced a $5,000 dividend proposal earlier this week.
- The proposed plan would spend about $1.2 trillion.
- Senator Roger Marshall initially supported the idea.
- During a Kansas Senate debate, Marshall appeared to change his support.
- The change was discussed while debating Democrat Adam Hamilton.
- The dividend plan raises concerns about increasing the national debt.
- The debate took place at the Kansas State Fair.
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