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While liberals have been boasting that a majority of Americans want a government-run health care plan to be included in final legislation, a new Pew poll finds that just 56 percent of Americans even know that it has something vaguely to do with health care. As for the rest of the public, 11 percent thinks it has to do with either banking regulation, unemployment, or energy policy -- and 33 percent wouldn't even wager a guess.

Via Political Wire.

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Twitter Trackbacks for The American Spectator : AmSpecBlog : The "Public Option"? Th links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…page http://bit.ly/3QdV7m info Add Topsy to Your Blog Turn tweets into comments for your WordPress blog. Topsy Plugin for WordPress   5 tweets Tweet The American Spectator : AmSpecBlog : The "Public Option"? That's a Heavy Metal Band, Right? spectator.org/blog/2009/10/15/the-public-option-thats-a-heav – view page – cached While liberals have been boasting that a majority of…

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Picking Apart the Public Plan Poll – Blog Watch links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…we’re talking about creating a public option that  nobody would be eligible for.” (emphasis his) The American Spectator’s Philip Klein is also wary of the public’s grasp of policy: As I noted last week, a Pew poll found that only 56 percent of the public recognized that the “public option” had something vaguely to do with the issue of health care, while 11 percent thought it had to…

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