Americans Still Not Concerned About Sequestration
Majority doesn't actually know enough about it to even declare an opinion
The majority of Americans still don't know enough to say whether the federal budget sequestration cuts are a good thing or a bad thing for the country -- as has generally been the case since they went into effect. But of those who do who have an opinion, more continue to say sequestration is a bad thing, rather than a good thing.
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