ObamaCare Is Far Less Popular A Year After Passage

A year ago, Democrats who were in control of both houses of Congress, in addition to the White House, openly disregarded the will of the people and rammed ObamaCare down our throats.  At the time, the Democrats claimed that their bill would become more popular once Americans found out what was in it.  A process that, as Democrats explained, required passing it.  They were wrong on both counts; they could have let us know what was in it before passing it and it is far less popular now than it was a year ago when it passed.  It also cost the Democrats the biggest mid term election defeat in 72 years.  A year later, polls show that Obamacare’s popularity has declined even further.

A recent Bloomberg poll, which was heavily skewed towards Democrats (respondents were 30 percent Democrat and 22 percent Republican) shows bad news for Obamacare.  Despite grossly under-representing Republicans, the Bloomberg poll shows that 52 percent of its respondents favor Obamacare’s repeal, while only 42 percent oppose it.

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