Donald Trump has not held a single road event to highlight his Big, Ugly Law — which cuts Medicaid and guts rural hospitals to pay for massive tax breaks for Republicans’ billionaire donors — since he signed the partisan legislation into law this summer.
This news comes just days after the White House mounted a pressure campaign demanding that Congressional Republicans rebrand their megabill, as polling shows a disastrous drop in approval — with some noting it is the least popular legislation passed since 1990.
And just this morning, a new poll surveying 800 Hispanic and Latino registered voters nationwide underscored how grimly unpopular the Big, Ugly Law is with key voting blocs:
- 74% of respondents oppose the Big, Ugly Law, including 62% who strongly oppose it.
- 76% of respondents say cuts to Medicaid and food assistance raise concerns.
DCCC Spokesperson Justin Chermol:
“House Republicans walked the plank for Donald Trump by voting for the largest cut to Medicaid in American history to bankroll more than a trillion in tax cuts for the ultra-rich. Now they’re left to fend for themselves. Trump knows what the rest of America has already concluded: the Big, Ugly Law is a political disaster, and there’s no coming back from their vote.”
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