Democrats Fear Obamacare Could Hurt Their Chances in 2014 Elections

The flagship legislation isn't that popular

Reason Staff | 5.1.2013 10:36 AM

Democrats are fretting that Obamacare is going to crush their hopes of big gains in the midterm elections, just like it cost them the House in 2010.

And as bad-news headlines and big-time dips in the polls pile up, the signs of anxiety are starting to show.

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Democrats Fear Obamacare Could Hurt Their Chances in 2014 Elections

The flagship legislation isn't that popular

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