ForbesPoll: DOGE Dividend Check Has Strong Support, Could Lure Dems To GOP
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
65% : The J.L. poll is the first to specifically elicit public support for a DOGE Dividend check.52% : A new poll shows strong public approval for a proposed DOGE Dividend check -- a potential one-time payment to tax-paying households that would be funded through cost savings from the Department of Government Efficiency.
40% : Trump is "trying to bribe people into liking him.
39% : However, the J.L. poll results implies that the "bribe" could very well work: One in three Democrats said they would feel more positively towards President Trump if they received the DOGE Dividend check.
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