A recent Wall Street Journal poll showed that 52% of voters oppose the proposed package, indicating a lack of public support. While the administration claims the bill benefits the working class, many Americans perceive it as supporting the wealthy and corporations, potentially increasing federal deficits and adversely affecting lower-income individuals because of Medicaid cuts. However, there is some support for select parts of the bill, particularly the 'no tax on tips' provision. Nine Cabinet members plan to promote the bill in key political battlegrounds.
A recent Wall Street Journal poll found that 52% of voters oppose the package, while 42% supported it.
The administration has touted the bill as a boon to the working class, but polls indicate that most Americans see it favoring the wealthy and big companies.
The WSJ poll did show public support for parts of the bill, including its limited 'no tax on tips' provision.
Nine Cabinet members will be hitting the road over the next few weeks, aiming to promote the bill in key political battlegrounds.
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