A new Quinnipiac poll
finds that independents oppose Democrats' health care legislation
by a 58 percent to 30 percent margin -- or nearly 2-to-1. Among
the broader population, it's opposed 53 percent to 36 percent.
In another finding, by a 73 percent to 18 percent margin,
Americans do not believe that President Obama will keep his
promise to cut the deficit. What's especially shocking, is that
less than a third of Democrats -- just 32 percent -- believe he
will keep his promise.
It's worth keeping in mind that for Democrats to win in
conservative states or districts, they must be able to win
independents, and at least have a respectable showing among
Republicans. This health care bill won't make it much better.
Tim| 12.22.09 @ 10:50AM
Apparently nobody on the Donkey side of things gives a sh*t what the plebes think.
Ken (Old Texican)| 12.22.09 @ 11:11AM
Wow!
this is truly a bombshell, folks.
(am spec editors, someone there needs to jump on this story.)
http://www.americanthinker.com.....bshel.html
Big Java| 12.22.09 @ 11:42AM
...and the 18% are delusional (to put it mildly)?
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