Impact of Biden's economic agenda may be felt long after his presidency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Enacted less than two months after Biden's Jan. 20, 2021 inauguration, it extended many of the stimulus, unemployment and other payments rolled out by Trump at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
53% : The wage gains enjoyed by U.S. workers have been strongest for lower-paid occupations, and for many have kept pace with inflation.'MAKING A DIFFERENCE'In fact Biden and Trump arguably share one important economic trait: The use of deficit spending to keep growth above trend.
49% : Trump relied on a standing Republic playbook of tax cuts that were not offset with spending reductions, while Biden's was something of a new approach for Democrats.
31% : Some of those programs might well be reversed if Trump wins the Nov. 5 election.
23% : It is hardly the dark travesty painted by Trump, who is seeking to win back the White House after losing the 2020 election to Biden.

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