Recent polls indicate that Americans are getting it.

Quinnipiac University

American voters, by a 55 – 35 percent margin, are more worried that Congress will spend too much money and add to the deficit than it will not act to overhaul the health care system, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today. By a similar 57 – 37 percent margin, voters say health care reform should be dropped if it adds “significantly” to the deficit.

By a 72 – 21 percent margin, voters do not believe that President Barack Obama will keep his promise to overhaul the health care system without adding to the deficit, the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University national poll finds.

American voters disapprove 52 – 39 percent of the way President Obama is handling health care, down from 46 – 42 percent approval July 1, with 60 – 34 percent disapproval from independent voters. Voters’ say 59 – 36 percent that Congress should not pass health care reform if only Democratic members support it.

Gallup

October 22, 2009
Nearly half of Americans, 49%, expect the costs they pay for healthcare to get worse if a healthcare bill passes, up from 42% last month. More Americans now also believe their coverage and quality will get worse than did so in September.

October 21, 2009
Obama Quarterly Approval Average Slips Nine Points to 53%

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Its of some interest that the site has a button to show your support. It DOESNOT have a button to show if you disagree. This bunch of mincing ponces are so insecure with their own plans that they can’t stand one bit of disagreement. I’d say grow a pair but then they’d have to split ‘em 500 different ways just to go around.

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Does anyone else remember what B.O. said during his campaign last year? He said that the average family would save $2,500 a year when his health care bill passes. When is the Fourth Estate, when they are needed to cover a story?

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