Poll shows Americans divided on blame for potential debt default.

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Americans are divided on whom to blame if the US government defaults on its debts, with 39% blaming Republicans in Congress and 36% blaming President Biden, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll. However, most Americans (58%) agree with Biden's position that debt payment and federal spending cuts should be handled separately, rather than linking them as the GOP suggests. The poll also found that support for Biden's position on the debt ceiling has dropped from 65% to 58% since February, but the share of those who favor linking the debt ceiling with spending cuts has not grown.
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- Blame breaks evenly if government defaults on debt, despite preference for Biden's position: POLL ABC News
- Most say debt ceiling, federal spending should be handled separately The Washington Post
- Americans don't know who to blame for potential debt default, poll shows POLITICO
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