And, on ObamaCare. These results from a Harvard poll are similar to those shown on realclearpolitics.com
While some recent polls had indicated a lowering of opposition to President Obama's health care law -- in all likelihood, a diminishing of election focused opinion -- a poll released by the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Harvard School of Public Health concludes otherwise.
The Kaiser/Harvard survey found that the law is opposed by 50% of Americans, a sharp increase from December's statistics. The rise was mostly driven by an increase in opposition from the politically significant independent voters -- the survey found 57% of independents opposed the law, up from 41 percent last month.
Only 19% of Americans and 14% of independent voters describe themselves as "Very Favorable" of the law, while 34% of Americans and 40% of independents say they have a "Very Unfavorable" view of it. A full 47% of independents support repeal of the law, with or without a replacement.
The people voted against the candidate to promised to get rid of it.A lot of people in these polls oppose it because its not progressive enough but would rather have it over The GOP plan
The people voted against the candidate to promised to get rid of it.A lot of people in these polls oppose it because its not progressive enough but would rather have it over The GOP plan
That's because so many people got government stuff promised to them from Obama, the media was in his camp, Crowley helped Obama in one debate which was huge, Romney handled the final debate wrong then the hurricane a week before the election let the media concentrate on Obama and it pushed him over the top. I'm not making excuses, but that's what happened.
I don't think people were thinking about ObamaCare, unfortunately. The polling is pretty obviously against Obamacare.