Biden says his budget plan would extend Medicare to 2050 without adding to the deficit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : House Republicans have said they won't raise the debt limit without substantive cuts to federal spending.
42% : But half of those polled said they preferred a solution that mostly cut programs and services, and 46% said they preferred to see an increase in taxes and fees.
38% : Three-quarters of Republicans said they'd prefer to see cuts in programs and services, but Republicans in Congress have been vocal that cuts to programs like Medicare and Social Security are "off the table."
22% : Democrats, including Biden, have accused Republicans of wanting to see cuts to Medicare and Social Security, two massive sources of federal spending.

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