A plurality of Americans “currently oppose healthcare reform legislation now being considered by Congress, according to the latest Gallup poll,” The Hill reports.
49 percent of individuals polled said they would recommend that their member of Congress vote against the bill or lean that way and 44 percent say they want their member of Congress to vote for the bill or lean that way. The results of the survey are similar to a Gallup poll taken earlier this month, but both a a reversal from October, when 51 percent of respondents said they backed the bill and 41 percent opposed it.
Analysis:
Gallup’s report on the poll notes that since they started surveying people about healthcare reform earlier this year "there has never been a strong public mandate in favor of passing a law this year," but noted "opinion on the issue is far from settled."
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Congress in Your Pocket
Sometimes, government decision make me confuse. Wich one should i trust? Well, i am just an ordinary people so i just leave this problem to Gov hands.
Hope the results is Good for everyone and every people.