[Libloather]

Dislike is widespread for the law’s “individual coverage provision,” which requires every American to obtain health insurance or pay a fine.

And/or go to jail.

[SoFloFreeper]

Sure would like to see the internals on that poll.

Funny, too, how the media is polling this question but refuses to report on the mass hatred of Obamacare.

[Renegade]

Two-thirds of those surveyed in a new public-opinion poll said that their respect for Obama would be unchanged if the Supreme Court struck down his signature legislative achievement.

How can anyone in their right mind have any respect at all for the pissant that is trying to destroy the United States of America?

[John W]

Love this new trend of polling to determine that crushing defeats of everything Obama don’t matter. Pretty neat. What will the headlines say after election day in November?

[PoloSec]

Yeah, and the WI election, it doesn’t mean anything either!

Fools wallow in their folly.

[outofsalt]

My respect for Obama would not change at all.
“nothin’ from nothin’ leaves nothing”

[mo]

Liberal psychopathology does appear to extend beyond the individual libs themselves.....

[randog]

"...very small minorities say their attitudes about him would change..."

Former Obama Supporters:

[uncbob]

Two-thirds of those surveyed in a new public-opinion poll said that their respect for Obama would be unchanged if the Supreme Court struck down his signature legislative achievement

The key word is CHANGE

Those that don't respect him now aren't going to become respecters if the SCOTUS ditches OBAMACARE but those that do may change their opinion

Poll is meaningless

[mo]

It would appear somebody already knows exactly what the court intends to do!!!!!

[a fool in paradise]

Create an unconstitutional law
(a) that no Republican supported
(b) that even needed the buying of Democrat votes to get it passed
(c) not Obama’s fault

“We have to pass the bill so we can find out what’s in it...”

CULTURE OF CORRUPTION courtesy of Nancy Pelosi, rich witch b!tch.

[mrsmith]

http://www.randomhouse.com/wotd/index.pperl?date=19991221
“... Tim Bogardus wrote:
What is going on with the word nonplussed? In the last year I’ve seen it used everywhere from The New York Times to the ESPN web site to mean ‘unimpressed’ or ‘indifferent’, when, as far as I can tell, the only correct definition is ‘confused’ or ‘perplexed’. “

Idiots.

[I_be_tc]

Later