Who's to Blame? Americans Weigh In 😲
A new YouGov survey drops some major numbers: 35% of Americans put the blame on Republicans, 32% side with Democrats, and 28% think both parties share the heat equally. Talk about a political tug-of-war! 📊
Since mid-October, the share blaming Republicans dropped by 4 points, while those pointing fingers at both sides climbed by the same margin. It's like blaming both your favorite characters in a reality show when things get messy – no winners here! 🎭
Feeling the pinch? About one-third of folks say the shutdown is hitting them a great deal or somewhat, up from just 21% a month ago. From delayed paychecks to frozen services, the impact is real. 😬
The U.S. government shutdown, which kicked off on October 1, has now entered week six. The Senate has failed 14 times to advance the short-term funding bill proposed by Republicans, leaving critical programs hanging in the balance.
The ripple effects are everywhere: aviation safety checks slowed down 🛫, food assistance programs tightened the belt 🍽️, and everyday life feels more uncertain by the day.
As the longest shutdown in history drags on, Americans are left asking: when will the lights turn back on in Washington? 💡
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Survey shows Americans divided over who to blame for govt shutdown
cgtn.com
