The health care component of the recent Mason-Dixon poll had to be a bowl of sad for the folks at the News & Observer who have so adamantly cheered for ObamaCare.
Only 38 percent of respondents want Congress to take action on health care reform this year; 51 percent do not. Even worse for the backers of ObamaCare, a mere 27 percent believe “the health care system needs a major overhaul and all Americans should be guaranteed health insurance coverage.” One-fifth think the status quo, with a little tweaking, is fine, while 40 percent want to see some changes to expand coverage and control costs.
Think about it: Roughly one-fourth of North Carolinians share the Obamacrats’ vision of health care reform. Even so, the president and his allies are determined to cram their disastrous program down Americans’ throats.
