As Obama’s “healthcare” bill gets closer to passing in spite of Americans, Obama’s ratings plummet
Rasmussen’s daily tracking has never seen lows like this:
The latest Rasmussen Reports weekly tracking update shows that 41% of voters nationwide favor the bill and 55% are opposed. Those figures are essentially unchanged from a week ago. This the fifth straight week with support for the legislation between 38% and 41%.
Among senior citizens, the group most likely to use the health care system, just 33% are in favor while 60% are opposed. Most adults under 30 favor the plan, but majorities of every other age group take the opposite view.
The intensity remains with those who oppose the legislation. Just 19% Strongly Favor the plan while 45% are Strongly Opposed.
Polling released last week showed that 57% of voters say passing nothing would be preferable to passing the current legislation. Most voters (54%) believe they personally will be worse off if the legislation passes.
Fifty-three percent (53%) of voters believe that passage of the legislation will lead to a lower quality of care, and 58% say it will drive the cost of care up.
Related posts:
- Obama plans to ram his Obamacare through, despite America; Approval ratings tank again. Word began seeping out this week that notwithstanding the...
- Obama’s approval ratings plummet further after “bipartisan” “health care” summit/lecture/condescent Rasmussen Reports tracks some of the lowest ratings seen...
- 61 percent of Americans say Obama should drop his obsession with government-run “health care” I think 61 percent of Americans think those who...
- Just 10% of Americans say Democratic-led Congress doing a good job—lowest in history As President Obama and his progressive, left-wing accomplices in...
- Poll: More people hold views closer to the good “tea party” folks than to Barack Obama More polls betray fringe leftists like the CBC’s Neil...