See even Soros looks surprised at those results. He shouldn't be however, since his organization MoveOn.org sponsored the study. Who knew the public option would actually gain support after all the arguing this summer? Let's take a look at the credibility of this sample, shall we? Question two asks: "In any health care proposal, how important do you feel it is to give people a choice of both a public plan administered by the federal government and a private plan for their health insurance--extremely important, quite important, not that important, or not at all important?" A whopping 58% of Republicans answered extremely important. Where did they find these Republicans? Did they pay ACORN workers to find them? Still this is the headline, major headline mind you, at Huffington Post. This news ought to keep everyone all "Wee-Wee'd UP"
Friday, August 21, 2009
Poll Shows 77% Support for Public Option
See even Soros looks surprised at those results. He shouldn't be however, since his organization MoveOn.org sponsored the study. Who knew the public option would actually gain support after all the arguing this summer? Let's take a look at the credibility of this sample, shall we? Question two asks: "In any health care proposal, how important do you feel it is to give people a choice of both a public plan administered by the federal government and a private plan for their health insurance--extremely important, quite important, not that important, or not at all important?" A whopping 58% of Republicans answered extremely important. Where did they find these Republicans? Did they pay ACORN workers to find them? Still this is the headline, major headline mind you, at Huffington Post. This news ought to keep everyone all "Wee-Wee'd UP"
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