To Win, The GOP Must Reach Out to Independents

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Instead of saving face and making an "easy" decision that will safeguard from any blowback during reelection, the party of fiscal conservatism should fight for something bigger than elections.
54% : They are expected to be the adults in the room, to force Democrats, amid a period of high inflation, to explain why more government spending is profitable for the country.
50% : Abortion became the focal point for both the Wisconsin Supreme Court election and the recent Ohio vote on a constitutional amendment to increase the vote requirement to 60 percent to approve constitutional amendments.
45% : FreedomWorks activists across the country are urging Republican leaders to get federal spending under control, especially spending cuts on programs that do not benefit them.

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