Obamacare Never More Popular

[Soggy in NOLA]

What utter B.S., My Gawd you folks re stupid. From the poll:

Yet according to the poll, a combined 50 percent of Americans say the law is working well (6 percent) or needs minor modifications to improve it (44 percent).

That's compared with a combined 49 percent who believe it needs a major overhaul (33 percent) or should be totally eliminated (16 percent).

Dumbass 50% is bigger than 49% last I checked.

Not the point. Only 6% say it is working well. All other data states it need minor modifications, major overhaul or repeal.

 

[AntonToo]

Like my ex wife, good riddance to Obamacare

Don't order fireworks just yet

 

[NYcarbineer]

than it is now. lol. The GOP walks into a buzzsaw.

On brink of repeal, Obamacare has never been more popular, a new poll finds

As Republicans get closer to repealing it, President Barack Obama's federal health-care law – or Obamacare – has never been more popular, according to results from a new national NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey.

And half of Americans – 50 percent – say they have little to no confidence that Republican proposals to replace the law will make things better.

The poll finds 45 percent of respondents believing that the health-care law is a good idea, which is the highest percentage here since the NBC/WSJ poll began asking the question in April 2009.


By contrast, 41 percent of Americans say the health-care law is a bad idea. It's the first time in the poll since the law's passage in 2010 where more think it is a good idea than a bad idea.

From the same pollsters who predicted hiLIARy winning in a LANDSLIDE, no doubt.

No polls had Hillary winning a landslide. They had her winning by 3 points and she won by 2.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Like my ex wife, good riddance to Obamacare

Don't order fireworks just yet

I don't do fireworks.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

than it is now. lol. The GOP walks into a buzzsaw.

On brink of repeal, Obamacare has never been more popular, a new poll finds

As Republicans get closer to repealing it, President Barack Obama's federal health-care law – or Obamacare – has never been more popular, according to results from a new national NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey.

And half of Americans – 50 percent – say they have little to no confidence that Republican proposals to replace the law will make things better.

The poll finds 45 percent of respondents believing that the health-care law is a good idea, which is the highest percentage here since the NBC/WSJ poll began asking the question in April 2009.


By contrast, 41 percent of Americans say the health-care law is a bad idea. It's the first time in the poll since the law's passage in 2010 where more think it is a good idea than a bad idea.

From the same pollsters who predicted hiLIARy winning in a LANDSLIDE, no doubt.

No polls had Hillary winning a landslide. They had her winning by 3 points and she won by 2.

Apparently you missed the memo, she lost.

 

[g5000]

TA-DAAAAAAA!

Massachusetts implemented RomneyCare in 2006. As a result, that state now has the highest per capita healthcare costs in the country.

Five years after its implementation, 60 percent of those polled said it needed fixes.

This all sounds like it would doom RomneyCare, and ObamaCare by extension.


Nevertheless, 74 percent said they wanted to keep RomneyCare around. This is the part that is ignored by, or unknown to, opponents.

So it will be with ObamaCare.

 

[boedicca]

than it is now. lol. The GOP walks into a buzzsaw.

On brink of repeal, Obamacare has never been more popular, a new poll finds

As Republicans get closer to repealing it, President Barack Obama's federal health-care law – or Obamacare – has never been more popular, according to results from a new national NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey.

And half of Americans – 50 percent – say they have little to no confidence that Republican proposals to replace the law will make things better.

The poll finds 45 percent of respondents believing that the health-care law is a good idea, which is the highest percentage here since the NBC/WSJ poll began asking the question in April 2009.


By contrast, 41 percent of Americans say the health-care law is a bad idea. It's the first time in the poll since the law's passage in 2010 where more think it is a good idea than a bad idea.

From the same pollsters who predicted hiLIARy winning in a LANDSLIDE, no doubt.

No polls had Hillary winning a landslide. They had her winning by 3 points and she won by 2.

No, she lost.

And this is evergreen:

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

TA-DAAAAAAA!

Massachusetts implemented RomneyCare in 2006. As a result, that state now has the highest per capita healthcare costs in the country.

Five years after its implementation, 60 percent of those polled said it needed fixes.

This all sounds like it would doom RomneyCare, and ObamaCare by extension.


Nevertheless, 74 percent said they wanted to keep RomneyCare around. This is the part that is ignored by, or unknown to, opponents.

So it will be with ObamaCare.

Quoting yourself now?

 

[AntonToo]

What utter B.S., My Gawd you folks re stupid. From the poll:

Yet according to the poll, a combined 50 percent of Americans say the law is working well (6 percent) or needs minor modifications to improve it (44 percent).

That's compared with a combined 49 percent who believe it needs a major overhaul (33 percent) or should be totally eliminated (16 percent).

Dumbass 50% is bigger than 49% last I checked.

Not the point. Only 6% say it is working well. All other data states it need minor modifications, major overhaul or repeal.

NOT THE POINT.

Republicans are not proposing minor overhaul, they are first and foremost proposing a repeal with some so-far-unidentified afterthought of a replacement, which is very deep into "major overhaul" category.

American opinion is not favoring what the repeal crowd wants.

 

[NYcarbineer]

than it is now. lol. The GOP walks into a buzzsaw.

On brink of repeal, Obamacare has never been more popular, a new poll finds

As Republicans get closer to repealing it, President Barack Obama's federal health-care law – or Obamacare – has never been more popular, according to results from a new national NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey.

And half of Americans – 50 percent – say they have little to no confidence that Republican proposals to replace the law will make things better.

The poll finds 45 percent of respondents believing that the health-care law is a good idea, which is the highest percentage here since the NBC/WSJ poll began asking the question in April 2009.


By contrast, 41 percent of Americans say the health-care law is a bad idea. It's the first time in the poll since the law's passage in 2010 where more think it is a good idea than a bad idea.

From the same pollsters who predicted hiLIARy winning in a LANDSLIDE, no doubt.

Actually the NBC/WSJ final poll had Hillary Clinton getting 48% of the vote. She got 48.2%

I concede then that the Obamacare poll might be off by 2/10ths of a percentage point.

 

[Penelope]

LMAO The only people its popular with are the people we are paying for dumbass.

Everyone else has high deductables and higher costs and they sure weren't able to keep their doctors.

It does not cost you a red cent for the ACA unless you make over 250,000 which you might.

 

[g5000]

TA-DAAAAAAA!

Massachusetts implemented RomneyCare in 2006. As a result, that state now has the highest per capita healthcare costs in the country.

Five years after its implementation, 60 percent of those polled said it needed fixes.

This all sounds like it would doom RomneyCare, and ObamaCare by extension.


Nevertheless, 74 percent said they wanted to keep RomneyCare around. This is the part that is ignored by, or unknown to, opponents.

So it will be with ObamaCare.

Quoting yourself now?

I was scoffed for that prediction when I made it over three years ago.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Just to be up to date,

keep in mind now that Trump has effectively promised to EXPAND Obamacare, in the sense that he's guaranteeing everyone will have insurance,

regardless of their ability to pay.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Pretty pathetic when for the sake of partisanshit and half negro hatred a political party has to wage war on it's own plan.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

What utter B.S., My Gawd you folks re stupid. From the poll:

Yet according to the poll, a combined 50 percent of Americans say the law is working well (6 percent) or needs minor modifications to improve it (44 percent).

That's compared with a combined 49 percent who believe it needs a major overhaul (33 percent) or should be totally eliminated (16 percent).

Dumbass 50% is bigger than 49% last I checked.

Not the point. Only 6% say it is working well. All other data states it need minor modifications, major overhaul or repeal.

NOT THE POINT.

Republicans are not proposing minor overhaul, they are first and foremost proposing a repeal with some so-far-unidentified afterthought of a replacement, which is even more drastic than major averhaul.

American opinion is not favoring what the repeal crowd wants.

Not the point. 6% say it is working well <> "never more popular". Clearly 94% want it fixed... whatever form that may be.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Man between carbineer and lakhota...I don't know who to laugh at the most!

 

[Penelope]

than it is now. lol. The GOP walks into a buzzsaw.

On brink of repeal, Obamacare has never been more popular, a new poll finds

As Republicans get closer to repealing it, President Barack Obama's federal health-care law – or Obamacare – has never been more popular, according to results from a new national NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey.

And half of Americans – 50 percent – say they have little to no confidence that Republican proposals to replace the law will make things better.

The poll finds 45 percent of respondents believing that the health-care law is a good idea, which is the highest percentage here since the NBC/WSJ poll began asking the question in April 2009.


By contrast, 41 percent of Americans say the health-care law is a bad idea. It's the first time in the poll since the law's passage in 2010 where more think it is a good idea than a bad idea.

From the same pollsters who predicted hiLIARy winning in a LANDSLIDE, no doubt.

Actually the NBC/WSJ final poll had Hillary Clinton getting 48% of the vote. She got 48.2%

I concede then that the Obamacare poll might be off by 2/10ths of a percentage point.

Like MI too close to call, shenanigans was going on in MI.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Pretty pathetic when for the sake of partisanshit and half negro hatred a political party has to wage war on it's own plan.

What is it with you? What for fuck's sake does race have to do with anything?

 

[AntonToo]

Just to be up to date,

keep in mind now that Trump has effectively promised to EXPAND Obamacare, in the sense that he's guaranteeing everyone will have insurance,

regardless of their ability to pay.

Keeping in mind what that windbag says to try to predict what he will do is a pointless exercise.

 

[boedicca]

than it is now. lol. The GOP walks into a buzzsaw.

On brink of repeal, Obamacare has never been more popular, a new poll finds

As Republicans get closer to repealing it, President Barack Obama's federal health-care law – or Obamacare – has never been more popular, according to results from a new national NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey.

And half of Americans – 50 percent – say they have little to no confidence that Republican proposals to replace the law will make things better.

The poll finds 45 percent of respondents believing that the health-care law is a good idea, which is the highest percentage here since the NBC/WSJ poll began asking the question in April 2009.


By contrast, 41 percent of Americans say the health-care law is a bad idea. It's the first time in the poll since the law's passage in 2010 where more think it is a good idea than a bad idea.

From the same pollsters who predicted hiLIARy winning in a LANDSLIDE, no doubt.

Actually the NBC/WSJ final poll had Hillary Clinton getting 48% of the vote. She got 48.2%

I concede then that the Obamacare poll might be off by 2/10ths of a percentage point.

If ObamaCare were as popular in reality as it is in your delusional imaginary universe, hiLIARy would have won.

She Lost. She Lost Big Time across the country in all but a few coastal elite enclaves. Without CA and its illegal voter population, she lost the popular vote as well as the EC.

You Sore LoserXers should just console yourselves by knitting your Pussyhats.