POLL: MAJORITY OF AMERICANS SAY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HURTS ECONOMIC GROWTH

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THIS MULTIVU REPORT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY PUBLIC NOTICE.

RATHER THAN FOCUSING ON TAX INCREASES ON THE WEATHLY, 44-PERCENT OF VOTERS FIND IT MORE CONCERNING THAT TOO FEW ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES EXIST FOR THE POOR AND MIDDLE CLASS TO BECOME RICH.

THAT'S ACCORDING TO A NEW POLL COMMISSIONED BY PUBLIC NOTICE, WHICH SURVEYED 800, "LIKELY" VOTERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY BETWEEN APRIL 9TH-12TH.

THE STUDY ALSO FOUND A MAJORITY – FIFTY-TWO PERCENT OF VOTERS – BELIEVE THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HURTS ECONOMIC GROWTH.

"The Senate defeated the so-called "Buffett Rule," and the polling my organization conducted makes it clear that voters are skeptical of Washington using a new tax like this to pay down the $15.6 trillion deficit. Americans are growing increasing alarmed by the massive federal debt, growing to nearly $50 thousand per every man, woman, and child. America demands a budget now - one that focuses on real deficit reduction and unites both sides of the aisle. It's time Washington stops nibbling around the edges and starts spending responsibly."

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I'M WES BENTER.