23% Rate Obamacare A Success; 62% Think GOP Repeal Likely

reply to post by benrl


Yup.

The gridlock limits the wild binge spending.

reply to post by phantomjack


I have no great love for the current corporate puppet In chief, but If Dubya didn't get impeached and or prosecuted, no one will.

reply to post by xuenchen


lol why are all your posts about Obamacare?

reply to post by udayr1

They aren't.
Not about it.

Not about it.

Not about it.

Not about it.

Not about it.

Not about it.

Heck the above threads are in the last 6 days. In the same time period, just two threads authored on Obamacare.

reply to post by butcherguy


Thanks for pointing that out

I loose track myself sometimes !!


@udayr1 .... Obama.Care is a hot issue with lots of low hanging fruit.

udayr1
reply to post by xuenchen

 

lol why are all your posts about Obamacare?

There are poster sin this website, two comes to mind, only log onto post political stuff, mainly anti liberal, democrat, Obama stuff.


Good tip is to stay away from post/thread that made by people that only participate on political forums. They are heavily biased.

Oh they have good group of Sycophant followers as well!


edit: only reason they are not labeled "shills" because they been around for a while.

xuenchen
A new recent poll from Rasmussen has the "success" of Obama.Care at a meager 23%.

They also say 62% think Obama.Care will be repealed if Republicans get control of Congress in November. (I guess they don't realize Obama will still be POTUS and a veto would need to be over-ridden) but that's beside the point.

If this poll can be trusted (?) then it seems people are in fact fed-up.

46% said it is a failure.

IMO, many people seeing Obama.Care as a "success" are probably ones that have benefited from one part of the law and may be ignoring the problems that other people have experienced because they are un-affected.

Or, some people may not know anything because they have insurance at work or are already on Medicare/Medicaid and are oblivious to any problems (or they haven't been popped yet because of the delays and future trouble hasn't happened yet)

Obviously there are big problems that are in fact affecting a large enough portion of the population to warrant changes.

The Obama administration boasted last week that it had surpassed its March 31 goal of signing up seven million Americans through new health insurance exchanges. But few voters consider the new national health care law a success, and most think repeal of the law is likely if Republicans take over Congress in November.

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that just 23% of Likely U.S. Voters view Obamacare as a success so far. Twice as many (46%) describe the health care law as a failure. For 29%, it’s somewhere in between the two.

(not seeing that "62%" in the article; It looks like you have to log-in?)


more in the story along with other related polls.....
23% Rate Obamacare A Success; 62% Think GOP Repeal Likely

Gleaming Success ?

or

Horrible Failure ?

Democrats will lose majority in Senate, and Republicans will retain control of the House come November 2014 Mid-term elections. There is no question about it. The only question remaining is by what margins will Republicans take control of both Houses of Congress. The American people will make their wishes known in 7 months.