Dislike for the ObamaCare socialized medicine law remains high today, about nine months after Democrats in Congress enacted it.
In a recent Rasmussen Reports’ phone survey of likely voters, about 60 percent at least somewhat favored repealing ObamaCare, compared with only 34 percent who did not.
And the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll found 52 percent opposition to ObamaCare and only 43 percent support for it.
“Time doesn’t seem to be winning the new national health care law any more friends,” Rasmussen noted. Among other factors making ObamaCare unappealing, many Americans believe – correctly – that it may force them to change their health insurance coverage.
There should be strong efforts when the new Congress convenes in January to de-fund and eventually repeal Obama-Care.