President Trump outlined a proposal to create $1,000 federal savings accounts for newborn babies during an event at Wheeler High School in Cobb County MARIETTA, Ga. – President Donald Trump visited a Cobb County high school in Metro Atlanta on Wednesday to promote economic policies and campaign alongside state Republicans ahead of the midterm elections. President Donald Trump delivered an hour and 15-minute speech Wednesday at a Cobb County neighborhood public high school in Metro Atlanta, claiming his policies are strengthening the economy. During the event, Trump announced tax-advantaged savings accounts that give $1,000 to each child born in his second term. Parents, grandparents, employers and loved ones can contribute up to $5,000 annually to these “Trump Accounts,” which Trump said could reach hundreds of thousands of dollars by age 18. Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson appeared on stage and promised Georgia would match the initial $1,000 contribution. “I believe our legislature will approve that, if they don’t I will personally donate it myself,” Jackson said. Jackson also stated he would be Trump's “favorite governor,” prompting Dem
*This content (including text, artwork, graphics, photography, and video) was provided by the third party(ies) as referenced above. Any rights or other content questions or inquiries should be directed to such third-party provider(s).
