A new poll has shed light on the public’s perception of the GOP tax bill, with a significant majority of adults expressing concerns that the legislation will have a detrimental impact on low-income families. The survey, which gathered responses from a diverse range of participants, found that most adults believe the tax bill will exacerbate economic inequality, rather than alleviate it. The poll’s findings suggest that the public is skeptical about the bill’s ability to benefit the most vulnerable members of society. Many respondents expressed worries that the tax cuts will primarily benefit wealthy individuals and large corporations, rather than low- and middle-income households. The survey also revealed that a significant proportion of adults are concerned about the potential consequences of the tax bill on social welfare programs and public services. Some respondents noted that the bill’s provisions, such as the reduction in the corporate tax rate, may lead to increased profits for businesses, but will not necessarily translate to higher wages or better working conditions for employees. Others pointed out that the bill’s limitations on deductions for state and local taxes could disproportionately affect residents of high-tax states, who may see their tax burdens increase as a result. The poll’s results have sparked renewed debates about the fairness and effectiveness of the tax bill, with some arguing that it will widen the gap between the rich and the poor. Critics of the bill have long argued that its provisions will benefit the wealthy at the expense of low- and middle-income families, who may struggle to make ends meet due to rising costs of living and stagnant wages. On the other hand, supporters of the bill claim that it will stimulate economic growth and create jobs, ultimately benefiting all members of society. However, the poll’s findings suggest that the public remains unconvinced by these arguments, and is instead concerned about the potential negative consequences of the tax bill. As the debate over the tax bill continues, it is clear that the public’s perception of the legislation will play a crucial role in shaping its ultimate impact. The poll’s results serve as a reminder that policymakers must prioritize the needs and concerns of all members of society, rather than just a privileged few. Furthermore, the survey highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability in the policymaking process, to ensure that the public’s interests are represented and protected. Ultimately, the fate of the tax bill will depend on the ability of policymakers to address the concerns and worries of the public, and to create a more equitable and just tax system. The poll’s findings also underscore the importance of ongoing public engagement and participation in the policymaking process, to ensure that the voices and perspectives of all members of society are heard and taken into account. By prioritizing the needs and concerns of low- and middle-income families, policymakers can work towards creating a more fair and equitable tax system, one that benefits all members of society, rather than just a privileged few.