MAGA Either Hates Trump’s Signature Bill—or Has Never Heard of It
Breaking News Breaking Newsfrom Washington and beyondMost Recent PostHafiz Rashid/July 27, 2026/12:46 p.m. Almost half of all Americans either can’t explain what it is or have not heard of it, according to a new Politico poll. Helping them seize opportunities to get ahead, and creating new pathways to success,” Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Wednesday on the Senate floor.
- ▪Breaking News Breaking Newsfrom Washington and beyondMost Recent PostHafiz Rashid/July 27, 2026/12:46 p.m.
- ▪Almost half of all Americans either can’t explain what it is or have not heard of it, according to a new Politico poll.
- ▪Helping them seize opportunities to get ahead, and creating new pathways to success,” Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Wednesday on the Senate floor.
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Breaking News Breaking Newsfrom Washington and beyondMost Recent PostHafiz Rashid/July 27, 2026/12:46 p.m. ETShare This StoryMAGA Either Hates Trump’s Signature Bill—or Has Never Heard of ItBad news for Trump: Even his biggest fans aren’t a fan of his “big beautiful bill.”Oliver Contreras/AFP/Getty ImagesA kick-off celebration for the “Great American State Fair” on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on June 2President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” has barely made a dent with American voters, which doesn’t bode well for Republicans in the midterms. Almost half of all Americans either can’t explain what it is or have not heard of it, according to a new Politico poll.
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