President Trump criticized for dangling a ‘dividend’ in front of voters if GOP wins midterms

CEI’s Clyde Wayne Crews was cited by American Family News about the Presidents offer of a winning dividend for the midterms.

he current national debt has surpassed $40 trillion. 

When government policy analyst Wayne Crews heard the president’s pitch for a $5,000 check, he said his immediate response was concern a Republican president is blurring the line between conservative principles and liberal entitlement spending.  

“He’s normalizing the idea of giving checks to able-bodied adults which, to tell you the truth, is a dream come true for progressives,” Crews, a fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, told American Family News.

“Once you get the public hooked on getting checks for nothing, money for nothing, limited government is over,” Crews warned.

Read the full article at American Family News.