March 10, 2010

Voters Trust Republicans More Than Democrats on 8 Out of 10 Issues

Filed under: Politics — Cato Uticensis @ 6:22 PM

There are times when the American people forget why they vote for conservative Republicans, until the conservatives are out of power. Three years under democrat rule in Washington, voters are now reminded.

(CNSNews.com) – Republicans appear to be winning the battle of ideas, according to a Rasmussen Reports survey of American voters that found the GOP is trusted more than Democrats on eight out of 10 policy issues.

The survey, released on March 5, shows that Republicans are trusted more than Democrats on issues ranging from the economy to abortion.

The issue at the forefront of Americans’ minds – although not at the top of Congress’ agenda – is the economy, where a plurality of the public, 46 percent, trust Republicans, the survey found.

Only 41 percent of Americans trust Democrats more on the economy, marking a major turnaround during a year of rising unemployment despite nearly $800 billion in federal stimulus spending. At the start of President Barack Obama’s first term, January 2009, Democrats enjoyed a nine-point lead over Republicans on the issue.

Republicans are also trusted more, and by a similar margin, on what has become Obama’s and the Democrats’ signature issue: health care. Forty-five percent of Americans trust Republicans on health care issues, while only 42 percent put their faith in Democrats.



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