Infrastructure Vote Puts Vulnerable Progressives in a Bind | RealClearPolitics

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Democrats are pointing to surveys commissioned by liberal groups showing that voters in 10 battleground states and 48 competitive congressional districts support key components of the social spending plan, including tuition-free community college, universal pre-K, investments in public housing and efforts to combat climate change.
48% : But the bipartisan Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated that anyone with income of more than $200,000 would see their taxes rise slightly in 2023, and by 2027 -- after an expanded child tax credit expires -- those earning between $30,000 and $200,000 would start to see slightly higher tax bills.
43% : Biden and congressional Democrats have said they plan to pay for the massive new spending by increasing taxes on people making more than $400,000 a year.
31% : The group's spokeswoman called him "the ultimate Pelosi doormat" and predicted his vote "to raise taxes on working families and crush small businesses will cost him reelection."
26% : At the time, an NRCC spokeswoman said voters would hold him and two other Pennsylvania Democrats - Chrissy Houlahan and Susan Wild -- "accountable for raising taxes and driving up the costs of everyday goods.

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