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It's debatable whether most people believed it. It was an argument bandied and a bunch of politicians passed a law. It was not put up to a popular vote (like
by TAForObvReasons 7y ago
It's debatable whether most people believed it. It was an argument bandied and a bunch of politicians passed a law. It was not put up to a popular vote (like you would see with Propositions in California).
All we can really say about the beliefs of Americans is captured by a recent CBS News Poll:
> Far fewer think the middle class (31 percent) and homeowners (25 percent) have been helped. More Americans think those groups have been hurt rather than helped by the new law.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/2019-taxes-most-say-new-tax-law-helps-corporations-and-the-wealthy-not-middle-class-cbs-news-poll-finds/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/2019-taxes-most-say-new-tax-law...