claim: "one of the most recent polls said 75 percent of the american people have said either don't do anything or start over (on health care reform)."
author: jon kyl
evidence_1: jan 6, 2017 ... for most people, controlling high health care costs is top priority. ... foundation finds that 75 percent of americans say they either want ... but drew altman, ceo of the kaiser family foundation, says the poll shows lawmakers don't have a ... over whether congress should repeal obamacare, the poll shows.
evidence_2: nov 23, 2015 ... yet at the same time, most americans have a lengthy to-do list for this object ... say the government should have no role in ensuring health care. ... and 59% say it is in need of “very major reform,” up 22 percentage points since 1997. ... republicans (75%) say their political side loses more often than it wins.
evidence_3: jul 14, 2017 ... the july kaiser health tracking poll finds that most americans (61 percent) ... about one-third (35 percent) of the public say they have heard or read ... who say they think the replacement plan will make health care more affordable. ... and replacement efforts by either halting their own repeal efforts and ...
evidence_4: for more than two decades, polls have shown that americans are ... keywords: public opinion, health care costs, medically uninsured, quality of health care .... in 1991, often seen as the starting point of the major health care reform debate .... in 2005, more than one in five americans (21 percent) said that they currently had ...
evidence_5: oct 18, 2017 ... the start of the open enrollment period for non-group insurance in 2018 is ... according to the most recent estimates, 10.3 million people have ... (75 percent) either give an incorrect answer or say they don't know ... among the public overall, one-third (32 percent) in the october 2017 poll say .... about us.