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To: Sub-Driver

The numbers continue to look bad (for them ;)...


2 posted on 03/08/2010 11:40:57 AM PST by rockrr (Everything is different now...)
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To: rockrr

Do you approve or disapprove of the entire health care reform overhaul as presented by President Obama and congressional Democrats?
Approve:
35.44%
Disapprove:
63.90%
No Opinion
:
0.66%
What do you think should happen next in the health care debate?
Democrats should pass the bill via reconciliation:
36.53%
Both parties should “start over” as Republicans are calling for:
56.90%
Neither
:
6.57%
Are you more or less interested in seeing health care reform pass than you were a year ago?
More Interested:
35.71%
Less Interested:
39.68%
The Same
:
24.60%
Have President Obama and congressional Democrats explained their ideas well to the American people?
Yes:
37.41%
No
:
62.59%
Has President Obama done enough in the name of bipartisanship in his final health care bill?
Yes:
36.54%
No
:
63.46%
Will be it be better or worse for the Democratic party in the 2010 midterm elections if they pass health care reform with their current strategy?
Better:
25.99%
Worse:
59.18%
It Won’t Matter:
14.83%


3 posted on 03/08/2010 11:43:26 AM PST by jcsjcm (American Patriot - follow the Constitution and in God we Trust - Laus Deo)
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To: rockrr

Suggestion: on the questions whether or not Congress and Obama has explained the bill well enough, we should vote yes so that they can’t claim that the people are misinformed. We know that what they want to do and WE DO LIKE IT.


8 posted on 03/08/2010 11:45:29 AM PST by garjog (Used to be liberals were just people to disagree with. Now they are a threat to our existence.)
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