As I stated in many posts before, as the truth from the actual bill is realized, the vitriolic lies about the bill will begin to fall on deaf ears.
Independents evenly split in their basic reactions, but more are "angry" than "enthusiastic"
by Lydia Saad
PRINCETON, NJ — Nearly half of Americans give a thumbs-up to Congress’ passage of a healthcare reform bill last weekend, with 49% calling it "a good thing." Republicans and Democrats have polar opposite reactions, with independents evenly split.
The findings, from a March 22 USA Today/Gallup poll conducted one day after the bill received a majority of votes in the U.S. House of Representatives, represent immediate reactions to the vote.
By Slim Margin, Americans Support Healthcare Bill’s Passage
