Support For Obamacare at Record Low
Only 35 percent of those asked in the CNN/ORC International survey say they support the law
Only 35 percent of those asked in the CNN/ORC International survey say they support the law
He's now lower than Dubya was at this time in his second term
49 percent opposed the law, down from 57 percent last month
What's wrong with Congress? Absolutely nothing, that's what.
Most realize "one size fits all" is a bad idea
But global trade still gets a nod.
37 percent under 30 say they are unfamiliar with the law
Supported by 63 percent of voters as a whole, 58 percent of Republicans
GOP pulls ahead, 43 percent to 39 percent in new poll
Explaining two trends in public opinion
Such as contraception and same-sex marriage
Lowest in almost 50 years
Thanks to Obamacare disaster
How about Bobby Kennedy? Martin Luther King? Vince Foster?
Latest poll shows 39 percent disapprove
Those aged between 45 and 64 experiencing the biggest increase
53 percent have negative opinion of Affordable Care Act
Only 1-in-10 believe members of Congress are re-elected on merit
Still a majority -- 60 percent -- favor it for convicted murderers
Two in three Republicans or Republican-leaning independents view the recent fiscal stalemate negatively
Tying highest level in over six years
But only 11 percent say it had a major impact
Contrasts what some Republicans think of him
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