SCOTUS ObamaCare Decision Polls Poorly in FL, CA

by Evil 1 Posted 2012/06/30 14:16:27

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First the Democrats and the media told us the American people would fall in love with the never-popular ObamaCare after it was passed. Yesterday, we were told that with the imprimatur of the Supreme Court, ObamaCare would become popular.

Well, Survey USA polled the Supreme Court decision overnight and the results don't look promising for Obama -- not in Florida and not in…California!

In liberal California, 45% of citizens opposed the Court's decision. Only 44% agreed with it.

In the crucial swing state of Florida, 50% of voters oppose the Court's decision and only 39% agree.

In Kansas, America's heartland, 52% oppose, 38% agree.

The deep-dive numbers look even worse.

In Florida, only 20% of voters think that ObamaCare will improve their health care. 47% think it will get worse. The numbers are virtually the same in Kansas, 48/16%.

Obama's even upside down in California, 23/38%.

jackolantyrn356 2012/06/30 17:47:59

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Stone the Supreme Court when evcer seen., Even at a distance

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Randy 2012/06/30 14:54:35

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After spending a day looking at all the headlines, I came to this conclusion; Chief Justice Roberts may have knowingly or unknowingly awakened a sleeping giant, a conservative giant!

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Evil 1 to Randy 2012/06/30 15:42:09

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I fully agree with you. I just wonder if he knowingly did so.

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Randy to Evil 1 2012/06/30 17:18:25 (edited)

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I've read where historians say it may take up to 50 years before the facts come out about how Roberts made his decision.

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Schläue~© 2012/06/30 14:46:47

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Not surprising at all for two of the states that have a HUGE illegal population.

Taxpayers know that no matter how many LIES 0bozo tells, that illegals sign up for Medicaid because there is no versification of citizenship method enforced.
Once they Skittle across the border to drop their anchor, not only do taxpayers get stuck with delivery costs but have to pick up their ongoing health-care and siblings and parents will sign up as well.

More incentives to hop the border and with an administration that chooses to ignore Federal laws.... it's like rolling out the red carpet.

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