Democrats in the Senate are talking of cutting back President Obama's pledge of tax cuts for most Americans in the face of record deficits. But 63% of U.S. voters now say tax cuts would help the economy, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey.
That’s up from 56% in February and marks the highest level found in years of tracking this question. Scott Rasmussen has posed this polling question regularly since the mid-nineties and Rasmussen Reports now tracks it on a monthly basis.
Only 13% say tax cuts would hurt the economy, down from 16% a month ago.
Most voters (51%) believe increasing taxes would hurt the economy, the highest reading on this question since early January. Just under a quarter (23%) of voters say tax increases would help the country's economic situation. - Rasmussen Story
Imagine that. Lowering taxes would be good for the economy? I think I have heard that more than once over the last year. I don't recall hearing it from Obama, Pelosi, Reid though. I wonder who could have been saying that?
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