Poll Proves Republicans Are SERIOUSLY Angering Voters
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as posted by the channelThe latest available data proves that the “One Big Beautiful Bill” is the least popular piece of legislation passed by Congress in decades, which is exactly what we’ve been saying for months. The American public is getting angrier and angrier about everything that Trump and the Republican Party are doing, and that explains why they are so desperate to change voting rules and gerrymander their states – they know that without stealing the midterms they have no chance of keeping their power. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains what’s happening.
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For months and months long before the bill even passed. I had been talking about the fact that polls were telling us that Donald Trump's one big, beautiful Bill was the least popular piece of legislation in decades. In fact, some of us, it's the least popular piece of legislation we have ever seen in our lifetimes. And now new polling has come out from multiple different outlets. I'm talking N-B-C-C-B-S, Fox, pew, Gallup, all of them showing and confirming what I have been saying that yes, this is the least popular piece of legislation in decades. In fact, CNN's own data guru Harry Ton said this past week, that going all the way back to 1990, so going back 35 years, there is not another single piece of legislation that has been as unpopular as the one big beautiful bill. Here is what happened. Inten said, quote, I went back into the archives and looked at every piece of major legislation passed since 1990.
The most unpopular bill that was passed. Guess what it is? It's the big beautiful Bill then host Aaron Burnett said even worse than Obamacare, and Ton replied even worse, at minus eight points was Obamacare. Look at where the big beautiful bill is. 17 points under there. Simply put, isn't anything even close to how unpopular the big beautiful bill is? He then went poll by poll, C-N-N-C-B-S, and Fox News all had the bill at minus 19 to minus 22 points in net. Favorability Pew clocked in at minus 14 while the Wall Street Journal offered the best number at minus 10, when the best you can do is minus 10 points. You know, it's an unpopular Bill Inten said. And among independent voters, the people who basically decide elections, 69% disapprove of it and only 30% approve of it. So the group that will likely be making the final decisions on who takes over the house next year, who takes over the Senate, and who is gonna be the next president in the 2028 election, roughly 70% of them say we hate what the Republicans have done. That is the most shocking number out of all of this. And this falls in line with the fact that we had more polls out this week showing that on every issue, without a single exception, not even immigration, Donald Trump is underwater in his approval rating. His approval rating for himself has fallen into the thirties, the lowest he's ever had. And it continues to get worse. His handling of the issues
Continues to get worse. So to put it bluntly, the American public hates everything they're seeing from the Republican party and Donald Trump right now, polls prove that and that also gives us a very clear explanation as to why Republicans led by Donald Trump are doing everything they can to go ahead and try to steal the 2020, uh, six midterms. That's why they have the gerrymandering. That's why Trump said, we're getting rid of mail-in voting and voting machines, and we're gonna put voting on one day only. So no more early voting. The irony, of course, is, is that the people most likely to vote early and the people most likely to vote by mail. Uh, majority Republicans. So good luck with that buddy boy, any who they're trying to rig it because they know that they can't win on policy. And that's what Republicans have always done. Oh, we can't win because everything we do is hugely unpopular.
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