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Of course. Everything has to go through Congress. Voters will give them hell. Rich people are a minority in this country. There are enough Democratic voters to make a difference in the next election. — Amina Hutchinson, Line Cook, Boston
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Yes, they will. Trump just got into office and he’s blaming everything on Obama. Trump is messing it up for everybody. — Brian Hooker, Unemployed, South End
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It’s hard to know what’s in the future. Time will tell. — Betty Watts-Harris, Retired, Boston
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I’d like to think so. Common sense should dictate that people take notice. But as we’ve seen in recent elections, people aren’t looking at the big picture, at the overall good. — Terry Turner, Consultant, Roxbury
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I think everyone but Trump supporters will take notice. Trump’s ideology is represented in the budget he’s put out. — Tracy, Researcher, Boston
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No. Some people may lose their jobs, but the rich will get richer. The Republican party will be fine. — Dana C., Music Sales, Roxbury