Does the public favor defense budget cuts?

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The more citizens think about the deficit, the less interested they are in keeping military spending at current levels

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Live chat: The public's agenda for military spending

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Public overwhelmingly supports large defense spending cuts

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Young, old, Republicans, Democrats, men, women all say they favor whopping reductions in military spending.

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"… should take a substantial hit to reduce the deficit,” said Steven Kull, director of the Program for Public Consultation (PPC), and the lead developer of the survey. “Clearly the polarization t …"