I first thought that as well. Then I saw that the independent numbers are close to the dem numbers. It is possible the poll results ARE accurate. The way they push polls does not require making up result numbers. They push it on the input side rather than the output side. The key IMO ivolves the actual questions asked. As you know your results can vary considerably depending on how questions are prefaced and asked. Also remember that the people elected Obama twice so they can be manipulated easly.
This Obamacare approval rating is bizarre and conflicts with this poll just a few weeks ago:
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/guybenson/2015/06/08/obamacare-poll-n2009648
WaPo Poll: Obamacare Approval Ties All-Time Low
The above article says:
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Support for keeping the subsidies comes despite the law polling as poorly as ever. The survey finds opinion on the health-care law among the worst in Post-ABC polling; 54 percent oppose, up six percentage points from a year ago. Support ties the record low of 39 percent, which was last hit in April 2012...The disconnect in the new poll — that a majority opposes the law, while a nearly equal majority does not want the Supreme Court to rule against it — is driven by political independents as well as Republicans. Independents oppose the law 56 percent to 35 percent. But they also want a ruling in favor of subsidies by almost exactly the same margin.
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Now they are telling us that somehow and magically, within the span of three weeks, something changed to cause the approval to go up to a humongous 63% after the SCOTUS RULING?
Something’s rotten in Denmark.