I edited everything and sorted it so you can take it in far faster.

According to The POLITICO Poll of Americans conducted last month by Public First..

• 23% have skipped a prescription dose because of costs within the last two years

• 25% think college is worth the money, regardless of party,

• 27% have skipped a medical check-up because of costs within the last two years

• 37% could not afford to attend a professional sports event with their family or friends

• 46% could not pay for a vacation that involves air travel

• nearly 50% think groceries are difficult to afford

• nearly 50% think healthcare is difficult to afford

• nearly 50% think housing is difficult to afford

• nearly 50% think transportation is difficult to afford

• nearly 50% think utility bills are difficult to afford

• 50% say they find it difficult to pay for food

• 50+% who graduated from college supported the idea that higher education is either too expensive or not sufficiently useful.

• 62% said college isn’t worth it because it either costs too much or doesn’t provide enough benefits — a belief supported most by 18- to 24-year-olds and those aged 65 and up.

There's stuff about the GOP and MAGA but I only scanned it and it seems they're fucking crazy so I didn't quote it.