House Republicans are proposing to follow their repeal of the national health care bill with billions in spending cuts, and most voters continue to favor a government that offers fewer services and lower taxes.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 68% of Likely Voters prefer a government with fewer services and lower taxes rather than a more active one with more services and higher taxes. This is virtually identical to last month and consistent with findings since September.
Even a plurality of Democrats (47%) now favors a government with fewer services and lower taxes. But that finding is dwarfed by the 90% of Republicans and 67% of voters not affiliated with either political party who feel that way.
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Yeah, that group of people are called "Libertarians." Say the word. It is the party of the future. Learn about them. If they had a real voice in government, some of this stuff wouldn't be happening. We would be getting back to basics, and the bloated government bureaucracy would start to be trimmed down.
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