The analysis by the Congressional Budget Office shows that the lowest quintile, the people you say are the most vulnerable, actually come out ahead by $40 due to the automatic refunds that people will be getting on their utility bills.
Senator Boxer cites a CBO analysis indicating benefits for the lowest income group from utility bill refunds.
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