In Washington, many are celebrating the deal to avoid the so-called
fiscal cliff. Some, like The Washington Post, are hailing the "strong
bipartisan votes (on) a big, contentious issue."
Outside of Washington, however, the reviews aren't nearly as strong.
Forty-six percent of voters nationwide approve of the deal,
while the identical number disapprove. And the results are very
partisan. Seventy percent of Democrats approve, while 67 percent of
Republicans disapprove. Among those not affiliated with either party,
most (57 percent) disapprove.
There also are indications that perceptions of the deal could quickly become more negative.
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