A recent poll asked what Obama and Congress should do about the healthcare system if Obamacare is ruled unconstitutional. Ed Kilgore summarizes the results:
19% said “leave the health care system as it is,” and 77% said “start work on a new health care reform bill.” That’s not surprising when you think about it. Of the 40-60% of Americans who express opposition to “ObamaCare” in one form or another, probably a fourth oppose it because it’s not single payer, and half the rest support all the individual components of ACA but either don’t understand it, don’t trust the government to implement it correctly, and/or have bought some of the big lies about it like the “death panel” smear.
The Dish 