CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten highlighted that the majority of Americans view President Trump's spending package, referred to as the 'Big, Beautiful Bill', unfavorably, with multiple polls showing negative ratings. Key statistics revealed that only 23% see it as beneficial for their families, while 49% feel it is detrimental. This contrasts sharply with the perception of Trump's first term, where more people felt his policies had helped their families. As Enten summarized, the current perception is overwhelmingly negative, leading many to perceive the bill as a 'big, bad bill' instead of the praised 'big, beautiful bill'.
I'll give you some adjectives. How about awful, horrible, and to quote our dear friend Mr. Sir Charles Barkley terrible, terrible, terrible. What are we talking about here?
When you have a bill whose net favorable rating ranges from minus-19 points which is already terrible all the way to minus-29 points, the bottom line is the American people don't see this as a big, beautiful bill.
Donald Trump got elected to a second term because people look back at his first term and they said, You know, we thought his first term agenda helped our family.
Just 23% of Americans say that the Big, Beautiful Bill helps their family compared to 49% who says it hurts their family. No wonder they hate this bill.
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