February 3, 2009
Americans to Congress: Pass Some Version of Stimulus
Thirty-eight percent of Americans think Congress should pass President Obama's economic stimulus plan as proposed, 37% think Congress should pass it but only after making major changes, and 17% think Congress should reject the plan altogether.
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