Most people are sure of one thing their own taxes are too high.
But they don't agree on what to do about it. Almost one in five said they don't yet know what they think about it and both sides in the tax debate will be working hard to win those people over in the coming weeks. Retiree Mary Litty of Lavalle, Wis., said she supports the president's tax-cut plan, but would prefer that the tax cuts be targeted toward those with less money. The poll suggests the president still needs to sell the public on his tax-cut proposal in several key areas, including the question of whether it would help the economy. The Senate reduced the size of the tax cut by one-quarter when it passed its version last week.