Voters overwhelmingly support the House Republican leader’s demand that any increase in the national debt come with spending cuts, a blow to President Joe Biden’s unlimited spending plan.
In a new survey provided exclusively to Secrets, 80% of Republicans and 71% of Democrats said that “it’s reasonable to cut government spending at the same time.”Overall, voters agreed that, “In exchange for raising the debt ceiling, 73% of voters think it’s reasonable to cut government spending at the same time," according to the analysis.
The poll from RMG Research was conducted for the America First Policy Institute, the Trump-linked think tank.
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