> What he did was promise to enact a massive stimulus if elected.

In an election he's not on the ballot for, and it's contingent on his buddies getting picked. He could push for $5,000 checks now - he's not because it's a bribe, and he hasn't gotten what he wants out of it yet. He already has Republicans in control of the House and Senate to do things.

None of that makes it, legally, an illegal bribe.