The sheer staying power of the dislike that so many Americans feel toward ObamaCare is a testament to the broad public understanding that the complicated, expensive law was a bad idea from the outset — to say nothing of the fact that it violates the Constitution’s limits on federal power.
That unpopularity has been evident in literally scores of Rasmussen Reports opinion polls of likely voters since ObamaCare was signed into law about two years ago.
In all but one of those surveys, a majority said the law ought to be repealed.
Now, an Associated Press-GfK survey also shows how much the law is disliked.
It found that only 35 percent of Americans support the law, while 47 percent oppose it.