Weepy begs to differ.

Via Rasmussen:

The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a “clean” bill to raise the federal debt ceiling without spending cuts attached that the Senate is expected to vote on this week. While voters agree that not raising the debt ceiling would be bad for the economy, they also want a deal that includes significant spending cuts.

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows that 79% of Likely Voters think it’s at least somewhat likely that the debt ceiling will be raised before the government begins defaulting on its debts. Just 13% see this outcome as unlikely. These findings include 47% who say a deal to raise the debt ceiling is Very Likely to happen and just three percent (3%) who consider it Not At All Likely.