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that 60% favor repeal of the national health care law. This includes 46% who Strongly Favor repeal. Thirty-six percent (36%) oppose repeal of the law, with 27% who are Strongly Opposed. (To see survey question wording
From the poll.
That 60% is divided into two groups that aren't listed in this poll, but are on others.
Those, like me, who doesn't like the bill in its current form, and want it changed, not just repealed.
The country is roughly 50/50 on this.
Read my other poll, its a little more accurate.
Nonsense.
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The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey of Likely Voters shows - for the second week in a row - that 60% favor repeal of the national health care law. This includes 46% who Strongly Favor repeal. Thirty-six percent (36%) oppose repeal of the law, with 27% who are Strongly Opposed.
Support for repeal has ranged from 50% to 63% in weekly tracking since March of last year.
60% FAVOR repeal, with 46% of that 60% strongly in favor.
36% OPPOSE repeal, with 27% of that 36% strongly opposed.
The number of American voters who like the new health care law remains small -- most want it repealed or changed, according to a Fox News poll released Thursday.
I'm for the Republicans. I say that all people that don't have health insurance and have the nerve to get sick should kill themselves so they will stop being a nuisance (and a money drain) to the nation. It's the christian way!
60% FAVOR repeal, with 46% of that 60% strongly in favor.
36% OPPOSE repeal, with 27% of that 36% strongly opposed.
You read it wrong.
You're ignoring every other poll done on the subject with more options than "Do you favor repeal, yes or no" Thats what the Rasmussen poll did, and thats not an accurate survey.
Yes. If Republicans insist on eliminating health care reform, then Medicare for all will be the logical next step. Republicans should stop while they're ahead.
That would have been better than the disaster the dems created.
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At some point in time the GOP will have to listen to what the American are actually saying, or they will be thrown out.
Did you miss the midterm elections? Did you miss the GOp running against obamcare and for repeal? Did you miss the HISTORIC loss for the democrats that ensued?
Now that the Republican part of the bill Obama and his weakling Democrats included via compromise has been ruled unconstitutional (the Individual Mandate), why not fix the bill and give us the single payer, universal system most Americans favor?
So you're in favor of making it even worse than Obama and his merry men have already made it...?
Be happy, move to Cuba...
It is time for doctors and patients to take back healthcare. Death to insurance companies and dumb politicians who obviously have special interests, without actually being involved in any health-related work.
You're ignoring every other poll done on the subject with more options than "Do you favor repeal, yes or no" Thats what the Rasmussen poll did, and thats not an accurate survey.
Of course it is. Just because you claim it isn't, doesn't make it so.
Ya gotta think (and act) in patriotic American style!
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