A rare point of bipartisan agreement has emerged among American voters concerning the national debt, with both Democrats and Republicans expressing significant concern. A Pew Research Center poll revealed that a majority of individuals from both parties view the federal deficit as a major problem, a sentiment more aligned than their opinions on inflation, healthcare, or the job market. This shared concern arises as the U.S. national debt surpasses $39 trillion, with experts warning of unsustainable fiscal strain and potential impacts on essential programs like Social Security and Medicare. AI
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- Democrats
- Gallup
- Medicare
- Pew Research Center
- Republicans
- Social Security
- Peter G. Peterson Foundation
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