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Maybe this is a sign that Americans are tired of the partisan B.S. in Washington? Maybe politicians can start thinking about doing what’s best for the people rather than sticking to party lines?

I know. I’m dreaming.

Despite GOP opposition, polls show Biden's COVID relief plan retains broad popularity

With President Biden’s $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan expected to pass the House Wednesday, a round of new polling indicates that the bill is broadly popular despite failing to earn any Republican votes.

A new Politico/Morning Consult poll found 75 percent support for the legislation to just 18 percent opposition, including 59 support among those who identified themselves as Republican. It also found 71 percent support from those in rural areas, 55 percent support among those who voted for Donald Trump in the 2020 election.

[news.yahoo.com]

Apunzelle 7 Mar 11
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While I'm happy about the bill's passage I would point out that 85% of u$a approved of Iraq War Authorization. PATRIOT ACT also had very high approval. The public is not automatically right just because most of them are for something.

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When someone wants to send you a check in the post for doing nothing it's amazing that only 71% want that. But you can want it and still vote Republican.

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It's hopeless. Law of the Jungle. Social Darwinism.
Meanwhile our Democratic system (and the human race) goes down in flames.
Sorry, unless something changes, it's just a matter of time.

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Majority of Republicans still think the election was fixed. What hope is there?

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