[Red in Blue PA]

People are waking up.

[rockabyebaby]

57% - are “little people” and don’t know what’s good for them.

[carjic]

ONLY 57%??? Wow!

[WKUHilltopper]

I wish they’d quit using the term “reform”...there’s nothing reforming about it. It’s nothing more as a means to tax the living @@@@ out of the individual and control them.

[FreeReign]

In contrast, 32 percent say healthcare reform is good for the country.

FU32%

[Jim W N]

"CommieCare"

AKA "ObamaScare" or even better, "ObamaScarce"

[FormerACLUmember]

Graphical representation of ObamaCare. You will literally not believe your eyes. It is so complex I cannot post the image.

http://jec.senate.gov/republicans/public//index.cfm?a=Files.Serve&File_id=8e6dbf03-ca4a-44be-9de4-a100c43fb5c8

[1035rep]

“People are waking up.”

Yes they are.

[xuberalles]

Should be higher but Ill take it.

[Truth29]

This would be the 57% who are going to the bottom of the list when Obamacare priorities are determined. Obama is headed toward the type of system where if you want access to care or benefits, you will play ball with the Regime. See, that solves the problem of lack of sufficient medical experts and assures that the Obama foot soldiers get the best care.

[denydenydeny]

But...but...the national media were telling me that people were “coming around” on health care, and they wouldn’t lie.

[Jonah Vark]

In regard to Øbamacare, HR 3590 is 2074 pages and is extremely difficult to understand but I found some questionable exemptions beginning with page 329.
If certain religious groups, American Indians, illegal immigrants, hardship cases and prison inmates are exempt from ObamaCare’s health insurance mandate then the law is clearly unconstitutional.

How can a federal law dictate adherence by only some groups of people but not others. Why will some religions be required to buy insurance and others will not? How far back does your American Indian heritage have to reach in order to allow exemption? Illegal immigrants won’t have to pay for insurance but hospitals will be required to treat them anyway?

Can legal experts who post here frequently help me to understand why this law should not be thrown

[cicero2k]

Poll: 57 percent say healthcare reform bad

They don't know what they are talking about, dolts.

This is just another example of why giving the vote to everyone is plain wrong.

Bring back the days when only the qualified are allowed to cast their opinion, let alone vote on something.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Backfire complete. DOH!

[douginthearmy]

People are waking up.

I dunno... that's only 1% per state.. not exactly a supermajority.

[TomServo]

People are waking up.

And we'll vote for the same assholes in November...

[EGPWS]

Poll: 57 percent say healthcare reform bad

Most of the dimocrats in that 57% will STILL vote for the present pres_ _ent and dimocrats in the house and senate however.

[curiosity]

Encouraging.

[SmartInsight]

And here is more detail from Rasmussen about this poll:

Health Care Law (59% favor repeal — all time high! , 57% think bad for country — Rasmussen)

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2563423/posts

UPI is trying to downplay it: “Most support for repeal comes from Republicans and independents.” — as if that wouldn’t count.

[ScottinVA]

But... how could this be? Andy Griffith says “good things are coming” with 0bamaCare.

[GOPJ]

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