http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/obama_and_democrats_health_care_plan-1130.html
RCP Average 11/19 - 12/13 -- 37.7 53.5 (Against/Oppose +15.8)
RCP Average 11/19 - 12/13 -- 37.7 53.5 (Against/Oppose +15.8)
1. By the numbers a good chunk of those who are in opposition are those that voted for Obama.1) How much opposition is from the left?
2) Dishonesty works.
Popular does not mean good...
Obama has proven the above is 100% accurate
Well that's kind of the point. The question and the poll results don't tell the whole story. I'm all for health care reform but believe strongly that a public option must be part of it for it to have a beneficial impact. This is where the poll is misleading. You can't read the numbers as to say over 50% are opposed to any health care reform period but rather the should be read as they oppose reform in the form of the present legislation.1. By the numbers a good chunk of those who are in opposition are those that voted for Obama.
2. Honesty works too.
Bush proved it to me when he was elected and the vast majority of Americans by the end of his term!
1) How much opposition is from the left?
2) Dishonesty works.
English man... use English.... look at the above and correct the second half of your attempt to bash Bush.... right now...
FAIL!
Which, again, makes no difference. Whether the opposition is from the left or right it is still opposition. My point in my answer to him is that much of it must come from the left, considering they voted for Obama.NIgel makes an excellent point Damo. I oppose the present health care reform legislation as it is virtually worthless with out a public option. So my opposition is coming from the left.
realclearpolitics link to each of the polls, there you can read the questions and answers as well as about the pool. I posted the average of all of them. Opposition to this bill is very high.Does not mean much to me without knowing what the question was.
Duh that's kind of the point. That's why I wrote it.Well that's kind of the point. The question and the poll results don't tell the whole story. I'm all for health care reform but believe strongly that a public option must be part of it for it to have a beneficial impact. This is where the poll is misleading. You can't read the numbers as to say over 50% are opposed to any health care reform period but rather the should be read as they oppose reform in the form of the present legislation.
The meaning was properly conveyed, thats what matters to me on an interntet post. Get the pole out of your ass... till then...
FAIL!