Posted on 06/01/2014 4:23:48 PM PDT by SoFloFreeper
If attacking Obamacare is its number one campaign strategy, the GOP might want to regroup before November.
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After enduring four years of intense political warfare over the president’s health care law, the majority of voters say they want candidates to stop talking about it and move on, a new poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation found.
Although the law remains largely unpopular among the public—45 percent have negative views of Obamacare—the majority would prefer that lawmakers fix it and then focus on other issues.
In fact, that same survey shows that most voters don’t even view Obamacare as the most important issue when considering whom to vote for this election season. Just one in 10 people said it was a key factor.
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Well unfortunately for this reporter and the push pollers (as well as all the rest of us who have to live with the mess this is creating), it remains a serious issue, whether they want to believe it or not. People are continuing to lose their doctors right and left. People who signed up are finding the insurance is sub-par and not being accepting by any provider within several hundred miles. The employer mandate was artificially delayed to avoid another round of many millions of families losing their access to health insurance before the elections, etc.
Another poll designed to be the news rather than what is actually going on in the real world. And the pattern goes on...
In your dreams!!!
Until lately he’s been actively pushing amnesty....In heads of rhinos that is the main topic!! Lately amnesty has disappeared from his web site!!!
Think that Brianna Ehley really wants to give advice to the Republicans on how to win?
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