Last week, we asked readers: "Do you think the Democrats' $3.5 trillion spending bill will increase inflation or help the U.S. economy?" A total of 716 respondents voiced their opinions on this important issue.
The majority of voters said they believe the spending bill will in fact increase economic inflation, with 72.49 percent of the vote (519 readers).
Another 24.02 percent believe the bill will help the economy (172 readers), while roughly 3.49 percent are "not sure" what its effects will be (25 readers).
The spending bill proposed by House Democrats has been the subject of much debate this year. The bill's exorbitant cost worries many due to the current poor state of the U.S. economy as it continues to climb back from the effects of COVID-19 and price spikes.
The bill's focus on infrastructure, health care, and other areas would greatly increase government spending and control. It remains to be seen if a bipartisan solution is to come or if all of the Democrats will agree to vote on the bill as well.
Hear Newt's thoughts on the spending bill in his latest audio update.
Disclaimer: These polls are to measure the opinions of our readers, and the results reflect the views of those who choose to respond. These polls are opinion-based and not proven, nor based on scientific methods of sampling, data collection, and analysis. We encourage all readers to be informed and educated based on scientific methods of data collections.
