Do You Support Or Oppose President Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act'?

[Physics-Man]

My take: I haven't done any research on this. So I can't say whether I support or oppose it.

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[exitseven]

Support it. It funds many things that need to be fixed after the worst presidency in history. The tax cuts are good too.

[Anonymous]

I Generally against any bill that adds to the deficit and this is estimated to add 1.7 trillion. But it sounds like this is going to benefit seniors, and I have a mother on a fixed income. So that'll be good at least.

[NoDecision]

I don't know what it covers. Who can tell me?

[NoDecision]

@іnfluencer But was I correct is the question?

[Surely]

Haven’t read the bill. Apparently most of the democrats haven’t either. They just cherry pick the things that they can spin the way they want.
As the democrats said about Obamacare. Guess it needs to be voted for so we will know what is in it!

[AviatorTom]

Like any bill that's signed into law, there are good parts and not so good parts. I generally support most of what's in the bill.

[lightbulb27]

im with rand paul on this one, it's a no as is. some was ok, but I'd vote no.

[Ariesman81]

Disappointed that the deficit was increased. Musk and Rand Paul were correct that, while the cuts to federal programs were a good thing, the increasing of the deficit undermines the sacrifice.

[Anonymous]

When it works out great, the Democrats will take credit for it.

[Anonymous]

I'm indecisive, because I don't know what it means.

[robocop666]

US nationals debt is high enough. He is increasing it.

[Quigly]

No such thing as beautifull Bills. It's an oxymoron. You can have all of mine if you think they are so Beautiful.

[msc545]

I absolutely oppose it. It is cruel and it kicks money away from needed causes to support garbage and cruelty.

[Pterodon]

Support big time. Taxing the rich doesn’t work.

[Sal_Monella]

Support with conditions

[FunkyMonkee]

Support.

[IamRight]

I support it

[beefcakebradybatson]

I'm a senior on a fixed income, so no.

[Dongie]

Yes.