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Stinky The Clown Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-16-09 01:57 PM
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A thought about the polls measuring the pubic's support for health care reform
They're kinda meaningless unless one is polled on specific issues.

I saw a report on some bullshit Rasmussen poll showing 40% support for the Senate's Health Care Reform bill. Which is odd since there is no Senate Health Care Reform Bill.

And how do we know that the lack of support is not about the fucked up process and not any factual/policy issues.

I think any actual negativity is more akin to "A Pox On Both Your Houses" than anything else.



Wouldn't it be interesting to poll on Medicare?

Poll Question: Do you support the continuation of Medicare?

I bet we all know the answer to that.
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