Poll: The GOP's hopes of a tax cut election are falling flat
A new POLITICO Poll finds that even as Republicans promote their tax cuts and rebrand their megabill as "Working Families Tax Cuts," their message isn't breaking through.
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... Republicans once thought tax cuts would save the midterms. But with less than three weeks until Election Day those hopes seem to be coming up short: New results from the POLITICO Poll show the sweeping tax and domestic policy package rammed through Congress by President Donald Trump and Republicans are not resonating with voters. Not even a rebranding of the "One Big Beautiful Bill" to "Working Families Tax Cuts" is turning things around. In fact, fewer than one in 10 Americans name the tax cuts as among the biggest successes of Trump's second term. ...
But with less than three weeks until Election Day those hopes seem to be coming up short: New results from the POLITICO Poll show the sweeping tax and domestic policy package rammed through Congress by President Donald Trump and Republicans are not resonating with voters. Not even a rebranding of the "One Big Beautiful Bill" to "Working Families Tax Cuts" is turning things around.
In fact, fewer than one in 10 Americans name the tax cuts as among the biggest successes of Trump's second term. ...
#1 | Posted by LampLighter at 2026-10-17 08:11 PM | Reply
So, the Republicans are trying to cling to Pres Trump's multi-trillion-dollar tax cut for billionaires as something that might help them overcome, to be blunt, Pres Trump's affect upon the election?
#2 | Posted by LampLighter at 2026-10-17 08:13 PM | Reply
Everyone knows the Republicunt party sucks billionaire cock.
#3 | Posted by LegallyYourDead at 2026-10-17 10:52 PM | Reply
@#3 ... Everyone knows ...
When Pres Trump utters that phrase, I look at it in the same manner as the time when you utter that phrase.
Do try harder.
#4 | Posted by LampLighter at 2026-10-17 11:06 PM | Reply
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