Majority of Americans Oppose Trump’s Megabill

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Crazy Trump's big beautiful bill is not off to a good start, and it sure looks like this is going to be a strong campaign issue for the Democrats.​

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Roughly 6 in 10 Americans oppose Trump’s megabill, CNN poll finds ​



Roughly 6 in 10 Americans say they oppose the GOP domestic policy bill that President Donald Trump recently signed into law, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS.


In the wake of his most sweeping legislative achievement since returning to office, Trump’s rating for handling the budget has slumped 11 points since March, with a rising majority also saying he’s gone too far in cutting government programs.

Americans say, 61% to 39%, that they oppose the spending bill overall. Most, 58%, now say Trump’s gone too far in cutting federal government programs (up 7 points since February), and his rating for handling the federal budget now stands at just 37%. His rating for handling taxes, though still underwater, is modestly more positive: 44% approve of his handling of taxes, close to his first-term high on that issue.


 
Trumpet said:

Crazy Trump's big beautiful bill is not off to a good start, and it sure looks like this is going to be a strong campaign issue for the Democrats.​

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Roughly 6 in 10 Americans oppose Trump’s megabill, CNN poll finds ​



Roughly 6 in 10 Americans say they oppose the GOP domestic policy bill that President Donald Trump recently signed into law, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS.


In the wake of his most sweeping legislative achievement since returning to office, Trump’s rating for handling the budget has slumped 11 points since March, with a rising majority also saying he’s gone too far in cutting government programs.

Americans say, 61% to 39%, that they oppose the spending bill overall. Most, 58%, now say Trump’s gone too far in cutting federal government programs (up 7 points since February), and his rating for handling the federal budget now stands at just 37%. His rating for handling taxes, though still underwater, is modestly more positive: 44% approve of his handling of taxes, close to his first-term high on that issue.


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Does anybody think the MAGAS have finnally woke up and see that they keep voting against their best interest?
 
Trumpet said:

Crazy Trump's big beautiful bill is not off to a good start, and it sure looks like this is going to be a strong campaign issue for the Democrats.​

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Roughly 6 in 10 Americans oppose Trump’s megabill, CNN poll finds ​



Roughly 6 in 10 Americans say they oppose the GOP domestic policy bill that President Donald Trump recently signed into law, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS.


In the wake of his most sweeping legislative achievement since returning to office, Trump’s rating for handling the budget has slumped 11 points since March, with a rising majority also saying he’s gone too far in cutting government programs.

Americans say, 61% to 39%, that they oppose the spending bill overall. Most, 58%, now say Trump’s gone too far in cutting federal government programs (up 7 points since February), and his rating for handling the federal budget now stands at just 37%. His rating for handling taxes, though still underwater, is modestly more positive: 44% approve of his handling of taxes, close to his first-term high on that issue.


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Betcha those in the 39% group are almost all MAGATs or aligned with that deplorable garbage segment.
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
No, they are too entrenched in the MAGAT cult to be able to understand what they're supporting. The toxic troll's post, above, is a good exammple of that. "Best interests," to MAGATs, means "fucks over everyone and everything I dislike and fear."
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The things in the BBB that will hurt a lot of Americans the most won't kick in till AFTER the midterms and the Republicans did that so they would be reelected before they all kick in and the MAGAS wake up and finally see the BBB isn't what they really wanted.
By that time a lot of the damage from it will have already been done.
Well again they got what they wanted so now we have to put up with it and suffer.
 
Tbird19482 said:
The things in the BBB that will hurt a lot of Americans the most won't kick in till AFTER the midterms and the Republicans did that so they would be reelected before they all kick in and the MAGAS wake up and finally see the BBB isn't what they really wanted.
By that time a lot of the damage from it will have already been done.
Well again they got what they wanted so now we have to put up with it and suffer.
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Let's hope that the (D)s 1) run great candidates, and 2) hammer on this travesty and make sure that the voters see it clearly. Many MAGATs are uninformed idiots and either will ignore what's coming, or pretend it's a LW lie. They'll find out differently.
 
TOP said:
They're
renovating, revising, and revamping programs.... Something that has needed to happen for years.... That's such a good thing...
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Yes there are programs that need to be looked at nobody is saying they shouldn't be, it is the way they are doing it that should be looked at.
CUTTING , cutting, cutting BEFORE you even look and even find the waste and fraud is not the way to do it.
And with all these cuts there ARE a lot of people that will be hurt, people that actually have the right to have this help, and really need it.
IF you ever get your head out of Trumps ass and do some reading you would see there are a lot of MAGAS already saying all these cuts are going to hurt a lot of people MAGAS included.
As we have already seen people that need help due to all the flash floods we have been getting aren't getting that help.
And as we get deeper into Hurricane season Trump has put most of the recovery help on the states and the states were not ready for this and have not budgeted any money to help their people. and thank GOD we have had a bad hurricane yet this season, when we do a lot of people in red states like TX, AL, Miss, FLA are going to have to do it on their own and suffer through it.
 
Tbird19482 said:
Yes there are programs that need to be looked at nobody is saying they shouldn't be, it is the way they are doing it that should be looked at.
CUTTING , cutting, cutting BEFORE you even look and even find the waste and fraud is not the way to do it.
And with all these cuts there ARE a lot of people that will be hurt, people that actually have the right to have this help, and really need it.
IF you ever get your head out of Trumps ass and do some reading you would see there are a lot of MAGAS already saying all these cuts are going to hurt a lot of people MAGAS included.
As we have already seen people that need help due to all the flash floods we have been getting aren't getting that help.
And as we get deeper into Hurricane season Trump has put most of the recovery help on the states and the states were not ready for this and have not budgeted any money to help their people. and thank GOD we have had a bad hurricane yet this season, when we do a lot of people in red states like TX, AL, Miss, FLA are going to have to do it on their own and suffer through it.
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Everything will work out... Who isn't getting help?
 
TOP said:
Everything will work out... Who isn't getting help?
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I don't live in a area where hurricanes hit so it isn't going to effect me.
I just feel sorry for the people that do , and really sorry for the ones that didn't vote for this shit show.
With out the help they need a lot of people will suffer.
A lot of flood victims, read the news once in awhile.
 
Trumpet said:

Crazy Trump's big beautiful bill is not off to a good start, and it sure looks like this is going to be a strong campaign issue for the Democrats.​

​

Roughly 6 in 10 Americans oppose Trump’s megabill, CNN poll finds ​



Roughly 6 in 10 Americans say they oppose the GOP domestic policy bill that President Donald Trump recently signed into law, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS.


In the wake of his most sweeping legislative achievement since returning to office, Trump’s rating for handling the budget has slumped 11 points since March, with a rising majority also saying he’s gone too far in cutting government programs.

Americans say, 61% to 39%, that they oppose the spending bill overall. Most, 58%, now say Trump’s gone too far in cutting federal government programs (up 7 points since February), and his rating for handling the federal budget now stands at just 37%. His rating for handling taxes, though still underwater, is modestly more positive: 44% approve of his handling of taxes, close to his first-term high on that issue.


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Problem is that you don't know why they oppose it. But, if it makes you happy
 
Tbird19482 said:
I don't live in a area where hurricanes hit so it isn't going to effect me.
I just feel sorry for the people that do , and really sorry for the ones that didn't vote for this shit show.
With out the help they need a lot of people will suffer.
A lot of flood victims, read the news once in awhile.
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Give me examples... And how the President is to blame...
 
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