US lawmakers and voters are largely disappointed with the deal that ended the recent government shutdown. According to a new CBS News/YouGov survey, more Americans believe Republicans and President Trump got more of what they wanted than Democrats did.
The poll found that 54% of Americans think Republicans were successful in getting most of what they wanted from the negotiations, compared to just 26% who said the same about Democrats. A smaller percentage, 27%, believed both parties got a good deal out of the shutdown.
Rank-and-file Democrats are less satisfied with their party's performance during the negotiations. In contrast, Republicans are more likely to say they're relieved and satisfied with the final result.
The survey also found that many Americans believe health care issues were at the center of the debate during the shutdown. A majority think that health insurance premiums will increase in the coming months due to the shutdown, while others expect air travel to improve as government employees return to work.
The poll found that 54% of Americans think Republicans were successful in getting most of what they wanted from the negotiations, compared to just 26% who said the same about Democrats. A smaller percentage, 27%, believed both parties got a good deal out of the shutdown.
Rank-and-file Democrats are less satisfied with their party's performance during the negotiations. In contrast, Republicans are more likely to say they're relieved and satisfied with the final result.
The survey also found that many Americans believe health care issues were at the center of the debate during the shutdown. A majority think that health insurance premiums will increase in the coming months due to the shutdown, while others expect air travel to improve as government employees return to work.
seems like most ppl r more concerned about healthcare than actual gov't spending 
just a bunch of politicans playin' with people's lives 
54% think reps got away w/ most, but that still leaves alot of ppl unsatisfied 
might be good for dems to rethink strategy instead of just waiting for other ppl to move 
. And only 26% of folks think Democrats came out on top? It feels like nobody's really happy about the outcome 
. The health care stuff is really interesting, though... I'm not surprised people are worried about premiums increasing - that's always been a major point of contention for me 
. But still, it's weird how everything seems so partisan now 
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! Remember when our grandparents used to have real face-to-face talks with politicians? Nowadays it's all about surveys and polls 
It's like when I was little and my parents used to argue about who left the dishes in the sink – we didn't have the luxury of taking a 30-day break 
. Guess that's progress for you! 
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. And what about the people who actually work in healthcare? What about them and their families? I'm not seeing a whole lot of support for them from this deal 
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. Can't we all just get along and find common ground? 
, but at what cost?
just saw this news and i'm already worried about healthcare 
premiums are gonna skyrocket cuz of this shutdown! 54% of ppl think republicans got a better deal? what's the point of even having a gov if they can't protect our health? 
We all know the shutdown had serious ripple effects on our economy and public services. And now, with health care issues still looming large... 
. And what's with all this talk about health insurance premiums going up? Like we didn't already know that was gonna happen with healthcare 
. It's all about understanding how the system works and what you can realistically compromise on.
, who wants to be locked out of their own government? It's crazy that more people think Republicans got the better end of the deal 
... I hope we can do better next time 
. i'm not saying either party is perfect, but can we at least admit that there's more to this story than just what we're seeing on the surface? 
. With more focus on healthcare issues during the shutdown, I'm hyped to see how this will impact our daily lives 
. What really gets me excited is the potential for increased investment in areas like AI and research - it's gonna be huge 
? health insurance premiums are already so high as it is...
. It might not have been implemented during this whole shutdown thing, but it could be a game-changer in terms of getting more people involved in the democratic process and making sure we're actually representing everyone's voices.
. And don't even get me started on the polls – 54% of people think Republicans got what they wanted? That's wild considering how much of a headache Trump can be sometimes 
