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Kaiser poll: Obama trusted more on future of ACA, Medicare; 54 percent expand/keep ACA (Original Post) ProSense Mar 2012 OP
This slide is awesome lumberjack_jeff Mar 2012 #1
Yes, and note ProSense Mar 2012 #2
K&R flamingdem Mar 2012 #3
Great post - these numbers are very, very good karynnj Mar 2012 #4
Exactly! Thanks. n/t ProSense Mar 2012 #6
Health Care Robbins Mar 2012 #5
The percentages favoring the bill and the idea of expanding it will rise JDPriestly Mar 2012 #7
Agree, and ProSense Mar 2012 #8
 

lumberjack_jeff

(33,224 posts)
1. This slide is awesome
Thu Mar 1, 2012, 11:26 AM
Mar 2012


Finally, someone asking the right question. Fully half of the people who are dissatisfied with ACA want it expanded.

ProSense

(116,464 posts)
2. Yes, and note
Thu Mar 1, 2012, 11:46 AM
Mar 2012

expand/keep it is above 50 percent among independents, with the majority supporting "expand law."

The 56 percent of Democrats supporting "expand law" is excellent. Still, fully 82 percent of Democrats support expand/keep it.



karynnj

(59,503 posts)
4. Great post - these numbers are very, very good
Thu Mar 1, 2012, 11:52 AM
Mar 2012

It is interesting that 63% support contraceptives being given free. I am listening to Blunt speaking in the Senate - and hearing him site a Moynihan bill that included a provision on excluding ABORTION. He then speaks of how this was the most liberal bill and that this was not controversial. This conflating of contraception with abortion really shows where the right wing of the Republican party is going - and they are clearly outside the mainstream.

Robbins

(5,066 posts)
5. Health Care
Thu Mar 1, 2012, 11:55 AM
Mar 2012

This Is bad for republicans despite all the reapeling socalled Obama care In their primarys for general election the general public
support keeping It or expanding It.

Obama has better numbers on both medicare and health care reform than any Republican.

JDPriestly

(57,936 posts)
7. The percentages favoring the bill and the idea of expanding it will rise
Thu Mar 1, 2012, 01:01 PM
Mar 2012

once the bill is in full effect. Isn't that supposed to happen in 2014?

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