claim: "there are polls showing right now that the american people for the most part think it's a bad idea to provide tax cuts to the wealthy."
author: barack obama
evidence_1: mar 9, 2017 ... it's so, kind of a hard sell to say yeah, we're going to repeal obamacare but were  going to send more money to people who have already gotten the richest over ...  so all of these taxes -- the he trillion dollar tax cut that this bill represents, that's  part of that trillion dollar tax increase that was in obamacare that ...
evidence_2: dec 7, 2010 ... there are polls showing right now that the american people, for the most part,  think it's a bad idea to provide tax cuts to the wealthy. but the issue is not me  persuading the american people; they're already there. the issue is, how do i  persuade the republicans in the senate who are currently blocking that ...
evidence_3: nov 17, 2017 ... and thinks the republican tax plan is bad for america. ... there's plenty of polling  to show that most americans don't think the wealthy deserve such steep tax cuts ( though it's also worth noting that throughout the years, there have been multiple  polls showing that keeping the estate tax isn't that popular).
evidence_4: jun 15, 2017 ... the republicans are doing the same thing now, only their health care bill is  significantly more unpopular than the aca was in 2010. .... it allows insurers to  charge younger people just 20 percent of what they charge older customers and  provides tax credits to some middle-class americans who don't get ...
evidence_5: robert b. reich is chancellor's professor of public policy at the university of  california at berkeley and senior fellow at the blum center for developing  economies. he served as secretary of labor in...