[SmokingJoe]

But hey, no worries. USA Today has a very nice little "poll", whereby voters are suddenly in love with 0bamacare and 0bama again. /sarc

[HiTech RedNeck]

If it’s like the recently released Gallup poll (or in fact is that poll) it surveyed what it calls “random adults.” In practice this is adults that were home, and bothered to answer the phone, on Monday. I studied political science in college, and one of the things I learned was that if a company like Gallup wants to do a scientific poll it will go to great lengths to chase down a scientifically accurate sample. It’s more than a day of phone calls.

[Lazamataz]

Right. According to Susan Page, Marxist-Leninist, Obamacare has GREATLY INCREASED Democrat popularity.

[Clarence]

Losing Middle America? No problem, just wave the magic wand and 20 million illegal aliens become registered Democratic voters, and just possibly, IRS agents.

[SeeSharp]

It’s a long way to November and voters have short memories.

[Alberta's Child]

I think Pennsylvania is now "officially" the most bizarre state in the U.S. right now when it comes to the politics of the health care debate. The state is heavily Democratic in its Senate and House representation, supported ObamaCare in both Houses, and has a Democratic governor (Ed Rendell) who is a big Obama supporter. But the state's attorney general is a Republican named Tom Corbett who has already announced that he is laying the groundwork for one of the state lawsuits against ObamaCare.

He's also the GOP front-runner for the November election to replace Rendell, too (Rendell can't run again due to term limits).

[Quix]

Praise God some are waking up.

There must be plenty of schemes to take evil care of such recovering folks regaining their senses.

[chipper dave]

By the time the election rolls around people won’t be able to afford the gas to get to the polls! ;-)

[Caipirabob]

Amnesty and La Raza to the rescue!!!