claim: the majority of people in polls do "not support obamacare."
author: bill o'reilly
evidence_1: jan 6, 2017 ... an overwhelming majority of people disapprove of republican lawmakers' plan  to repeal the affordable care act without having a ready replacement for the  health care law, according to a poll released friday. and judging by the letter- writing and lobbying in the first week of the new congressional session, ...
evidence_2: sep 26, 2013 ... gingrich claimed that obamacare has never been supported by a majority of the  nation. the polls themselves show that yes, approval has hovered around 40  percent for the past few years. but gingrich eliminates the context of other polls,  which show that a majority of people do approve of individual ...
evidence_3: dec 1, 2016 ... but that makes it the only one of 10 provisions of the health law that does not  command majority support in the kaiser poll. several republican plans to  replace the health law include an alternative mechanism to encourage healthy  consumers to sign up for coverage that would penalize people who do not ...
evidence_4: may 16, 2016 ... only 22% of americans say they want the aca repealed and do not favor  replacing it with a federally funded system. democrats favor keeping the aca  and replacing it with single-payer system. the breakdown of reactions to these  proposals by partisanship shows the expected patterns: democrats and ...
evidence_5: mar 23, 2017 ... a majority of american voters oppose the republicans' plan to repeal and  replace obamacare, while very few voters support it, a new poll finds. a poll  published thursday by quinnipiac university found that 56 percent of voters  disapprove of the gop healthcare plan, while just 17 percent support it.