The public may not like the idea of tax cuts for the rich, but it can be sold as a plan to lower rates across the board and create a more simple and flatter tax code, according to new polling commissioned by a GOP-aligned group.

A majority of Americans, including nearly half of Democrats, believe that taxes are too high, according to the new national poll conducted by the GS Strategy Group for the advocacy group the American Action Network. The group plans to spend as much as $20 million to promote the Republican tax reform plan.

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