内容摘要：“It’s Anthony Weiner!” the candidate said after knocking on a door.

“It’s Anthony Weiner!” the candidate said after knocking on a door.

for the Washington Examiner, he said wealth inequality has soured many people on capitalism. “Trump Accounts,” as the proposal calls them, could be the antidote, he said.“We know that America’s economic engine is working, but not everyone feels connected to its value and the ways it can benefit them,” Moore wrote. “If we can demonstrate to our next generation the benefits of investing and financial health, we can put them on a path toward prosperity.”

The bill calls for the money to be handled by investment firms.The bill would require at least one parent to produce a Social Security number with work authorizations, meaning the U.S. citizen children born to some categories of immigrants would be excluded from the benefit. But unlike other baby bond programs, which generally target disadvantaged groups, this one would be available to families of all incomes.“When little baby is born they’re gonna start off with a thousand dollars and if we do a good job of investing their money — we’re going to go with one of the investing guidelines, who the hell knows if they’re any good — but they have a chance to be very rich,” Trump said at a rally last week in Pittsburgh. “It’s going to be very cute to see.”

Economist Darrick Hamilton of The New School, who first pitched the idea of baby bonds a quarter-century ago, said the GOP proposal would exacerbate rather than reduce wealth gaps. He envisioned a program that would be universal but would give children from poor families a larger endowment than their wealthier peers, in an attempt to level the playing field. The money would be handled by the government, not by private firms on Wall Street.“It is upside down,” Hamilton said. “It’s going to enhance inequality.”

Hamilton added that $1,000 — even with interest — would not be enough to make a significant difference for a child living in poverty.

A Silicon Valley investor who created the blueprint for the proposal, Brad Gerstner, said in an interview with CNBC last year that the accounts could help address the wealth gap and the loss of faith in capitalism that represent an existential crisis for the U.S.Given the breadth of the damage, neighbors said they were angry they were being left to clean up the mess.

Melendrez’s daughter, Elaina Angel, grew up in Compton and said she wasn’t surprised. But it still left her feeling frustrated to see the Home Depot already reopened while her streets and local businesses were still marred by trash and graffiti.“They don’t care about Compton,” she said through her mask, stopping to cough from the irritation. She meant political leaders, law enforcement authorities and others who were nowhere to be seen Sunday morning. “But I don’t think they were counting on us to come out and clean it up.”

CALEDON, Ontario (AP) — Ryan Fox of New Zealand won for the second time in five weeks on the PGA Tour with, this time a 3-wood to 7 feet on the fourth extra hole Sunday to beat Sam Burns in the RBC Canadian Open.