claim: "a majority of americans still oppose this health care bill."
author: john boehner
evidence_1: feb 27, 2015 ... despite these positive changes, a near majority of americans still oppose the aca, even though they approve of most of its features. they oppose the mandate that all americans must have health insurance (the individual mandate), and they oppose a government role in health care. yet medicare, a ...
evidence_2: may 11, 2017 ... the poll, released thursday by quinnipiac university, found that just 21% of american voters approve of house republicans' bill to repeal and replace obamacare, while 56% oppose it. the poll also found that a wide majority oppose a key plank of the gop health care plan -- allowing states to weaken ...
evidence_3: jul 14, 2017 ... as the u.s. senate continues to debate their plan to repeal and replace the 2010 affordable care act, the latest kaiser family foundation tracking poll finds the public souring on the effort with a growing majority opposed to the plan. this month's poll finds 61 percent of the public now hold an unfavorable ...
evidence_4: mar 20, 2017 ... in general, voters are split on the fate of obamacare, with 41 percent saying they support legislation to repeal and replace the healthcare law, versus 43 percent who say they oppose a new healthcare overhaul. still, the poll found there is opportunity for republicans if they can sell their ideas effectively.
evidence_5: mar 21, 2017 ... majority of older americans, including trump supporters, opposes age tax, limits on medicaid spending and supports lowering prescription drugs prices.