Critics Say Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Favors the Rich and Harms Low-Income Americans

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The Senate is set to pass a large domestic policy bill, but public support is low, with many Americans disapproving of the overall legislation despite some popular provisions. Polls show opposition from a majority of voters, especially concerning Medicaid work requirements and potential coverage losses, and opinions vary across political lines, notably among MAGA supporters. The bill's final form remains uncertain, and its political and fiscal implications continue to be debated.
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