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The Hill Poll: Voters following the debt debate but remain wary

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Townhall Staff | Jul 18, 2011
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Almost four out of five voters believe the ongoing debate about the nation’s debt is very important to their everyday life, according to a poll conducted for The Hill.
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The finding is a powerful rebuttal to the argument that the arcane nature of the debt-ceiling debate minimizes public engagement with the issue.

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