House passes debt limit bill in bipartisan vote to avert default - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : "We're finally bending the curve on discretionary spending because of this bill, and we're doing it while at the same time raising our national defense, and our veterans fully funded, with Social Security and Medicare preserved," McCarthy said in a speech on the House floor, adding, "That is a major victory."
51% : They also were up in arms over measures meant to speed permitting of energy projects and to force the president to find budget savings to offset the costs of a unilateral action, like forgiving student loans -- although administration officials could circumvent that requirement.
48% : It would cut federal spending by $1.5 trillion over a decade, according to the Congressional Budget Office, by effectively freezing some funding that had been projected to increase next year and then limiting spending to 1% growth in 2025, which is considered a cut because it would be at a lower level than inflation.

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