Over the past couple of months, the public popularity of the Republicans' tax-cut law has seen a dramatic trend upward. Back in December, only 30% of Americans favored the bill, while 51% viewed it unfavorably. Today, the split is nearly even at 43/44. That shouldn't surprise many people, as lots of Americans are enjoying larger take-home pay as a result, rather than the "Armageddon" that Nancy Pelosi had promised. One should expect the law's popularity to continue to rise as pro-rated 2018 paychecks arrive in the mail and wire transfers.