Poll: Voters View Billionaires and Corporate Landlords as Top Economic Villains
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jessica-corbett
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A Data for Progress poll of over 2,000 Americans found that voters rank billionaires and corporate landlords as the top "bad actors" most responsible for worsening economic conditions in the US. The surveys asked respondents to rate the impact of various groups on the economy, with billionaires and corporate landlords emerging as the most negatively viewed. The head of Data for Progress noted that effective populist messaging requires calling out the actors actually making life worse, including Big Tech and the billionaires behind it.
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· 1 pulledEffective populist messaging requires calling out the actors actually making life worse for Americans, and right now, that includes Big Tech and the billionaires behind it.
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