Percent Of Americans Wanting Government
To ‘Leave Me Alone’ Up By Double Digits
Posted By: Come And Take It, 8/13/2021 9:21:17 PM
A recent poll indicates that the number of Americans who do not desire assistance from the federal government has risen by double digits. The poll — carried out by Fox News — shows that Republicans are driving the 11% increase in Americans who want a less involved federal government: Nearly half, 47 percent, say the message they would like to give the federal government is “leave me alone,” up from 36 percent a year ago. On the other side, 44 percent say they would tell the government “lend me a hand.” That’s down significantly from 57 percent who felt that way last August.
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I wasn't polled, but I will add my vote. Stay the hell out of my life, FedGov.