claim: "americans increasingly want (the affordable care act) to be repealed."
author: marco rubio
evidence_1: jan 10, 2017 ... republicans are preparing to take a major vote this week aimed at repealing  obamacare -- but the drumbeat of concern within gop ranks about the lack of a  ... the first in a two-step process of rolling back major parts of the affordable care  act. at the same time, gop lawmakers are speaking out with force, ...
evidence_2: growing majority of americans oppose congress' plan to repeal and replace  the affordable care act. jul 14, 2017 ... improvements to the affordable care act  but not repeal the law, compared to one-fourth (23%) who say they would want  republicans to continue working on their own plan to repeal and replace the law.
evidence_3: dec 1, 2016 ... despite sharp partisan differences over the affordable care act, democrats and  republicans, including voters who backed president-elect donald trump,  support ... and although most trump voters still favor repealing the law, often  called obamacare, an increasing share of americans overall oppose that ...
evidence_4: dec 1, 2016 ... after branding the affordable care act a “disaster” during an election campaign  that saw big premium hikes unveiled in its closing days, mr. trump has been  saying he'd like to keep parts of the law. and indeed, its popularity only seems to  be gaining among americans: the day following the election, ...
evidence_5: apr 4, 2017 ... 55% approve, up from 42% right after 2016 election; 40% want to keep law but  make significant changes; 30% want to repeal; 26% want to keep law as it is.  washington, d.c. -- fifty-five percent of americans now support the affordable  care act (aca), a major turnaround from five months ago when 42% ...