There have been polls which break down the fors and againsts by Republican and Dim. Those would tell you about what your discussing here.
Here is yur post I was replying to:
If Americans disapprove of this bill by the 61% and growing that polls indicate, and also disagree with most of Obama's major policies, and the Tea Party movement keeps growing and the voters show their dissatisfaction at the polls in 2010 and 2012, then this Obamacare bill can be neutralized, particularly in a Republican House of Reps.
That post seems to assume that the 61% is all against socialized medicine, and I don't think it is. Some of that 61% will probably try to elect candidates even further to the left than the ones they have now. It's not clear to me how big that slice of the 60% is.
The way I see it, some good things could result from this, like not passing this healthcare bill at all, but I doubt it. The Stupak characters versus the Wasserman-Schultz characters in the House.
But since the congresscrooks in power do not seem to care what the people want, there is a danger that all these complications will result in an even worse bill. But even that could result in a better result in the 2010 elections, if we do have fair elections.