Only 36% of Americans Support Reform

Only 36 percent of voters think the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is a “good idea,” according to an NBC/Wall Street Journal poll cited in a recent Atlantic article.

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Forty-nine percent of those polled said they would like to see the law repealed, while 42 percent opposed a repeal. Further, the poll also revealed that only 32 percent of respondents believe the Supreme Court’s decision will rest on legal issues, as opposed to political ones (52 percent).

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