Just 17% of Americans agree with right-wing Republicans who insist Congress should let the U.S. default on its loans rather than raise the debt ceiling without deep spending cuts, according to a new Yahoo News/YouGov poll.
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When asked how they would feel about “President Biden and GOP House Speaker Kevin McCarthy agreeing to smaller spending cuts in order to raise the debt limit, which could be approved with a combination of Democratic and Republican votes,” a clear consensus emerges across party lines. The survey shows similar results to follow-up questions about how House Republicans should react if Biden “refuses to accept deeper Republican spending cuts” . In response, a full 56% of Americans say Republicans should either agree to smaller cuts that can pass with Democratic and Republican votes or agree to raise the debt limit without any spending cuts at all .Only a small minority say the GOP should let the U.S. default on its loans.
“If we can’t kill it, we’re going to have to regroup and figure out the whole leadership arrangement again,” Rep. Chip Roy,R-Texas, said Tuesday.
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