In a recent Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll of 1,000 Americans, it appears GOP lawmakers may be reading the wrong tea leaves in their approach to cutting spending and deficit reduction
67% said it was either “Totally” or “Somewhat” Unacceptable to cut Medicaid as a way to reduce the federal deficit.
76% said it was either “Totally” or “Somewhat” Unacceptable to cut Medicare as a way to reduce the federal deficit.
76% said it was either “Totally” or “Somewhat” Acceptable to raise taxes on those making more than $1,000,000 a year as a way to reduce the federal deficit.
74% said it was either “Totally” or “Somewhat” Acceptable to eliminate tax credits for oil and gas companies as a way to reduce the federal deficit.
68% said it was either “Totally” or “Somewhat” Acceptable to eliminate the Bush Tax cuts for making over $250K a year as a way to reduce the federal deficit.