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By Creature
That's the percentage of people who think they personally will not benefit from healthcare reform. This is astounding. At a basic minimum all premiums should go down or stay steady. Is that not a benefit? And, this does not even start to talk about not losing your insurance over pre-existing conditions and the like. I don't think this number is a symptom of the Democrats not getting their message out, but that the Rights's fear tactics are that much louder (and, of course, scarier).
That's the percentage of people who think they personally will not benefit from healthcare reform. This is astounding. At a basic minimum all premiums should go down or stay steady. Is that not a benefit? And, this does not even start to talk about not losing your insurance over pre-existing conditions and the like. I don't think this number is a symptom of the Democrats not getting their message out, but that the Rights's fear tactics are that much louder (and, of course, scarier).
Labels: health care reform, polls
posted by creature at
12:02 PM
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Or it could just be a mass realization that whatever 'reform' package insurance industry lobbyists allow through congress will be shaped to protect industry interests without conferring any benefits on the general public....
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