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In a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll of the nation's dozen top battleground states, a clear majority of registered voters call the bill's passage a bad thing and support its repeal if a Republican wins the White House in November. Shocked? I'm not.
With the Supreme Court set to hear arguments in March on the constitutionality of the Democrat health care laws mandate that every person buy health insurance, the USA Today/Gallup Poll finds huge majorities of voters consider that mandate unconstitutional. Nationwide, 75% consider it unconstitutional, and 76% in swing states agree.
In its own analysis of national numbers, Gallup writes, Americans overwhelmingly believe the individual mandate, as it is often called, is unconstitutional, by a margin of 72% to 20%. Even a majority of Democrats, and a majority of those who think the healthcare law is a good thing, believe that provision is unconstitutional.
Missouri Political News Service