claim: there is majority support for the democrats' health care plans.
author: valerie jarrett
evidence_1: sep 11, 2017 ... recent polling from gallup suggests that support for a “government-run” health  care system is at 43 percent, nearly 10 percentage points higher than it was in  2010. among democrats, the notion ... “if they immediately switch the focus to  their own sweeping health care plan, they could lose that opportunity.” ...
evidence_2: may 16, 2016 ... though bernie sanders is still a long-shot to overcome hillary clinton and win  the democratic nomination, his health-care plan is the most popular of ... asked  their opinions of three separate scenarios for the future of obamacare, 58 percent  to 37 percent said they would like to see the 2010 health care law ...
evidence_3: jun 23, 2017 ... among democrats, 52% now say health insurance should be provided through a  single national insurance system run by the government, while fewer (31%) say it  should be provided through a mix of private companies and government  programs. the share of democrats supporting a single national ...
evidence_4: may 16, 2016 ... in particular, 35% of all americans say they would favor keeping the aca in place  and separately say they favor the idea of replacing it with a federally funded  universal health insurance system. among democrats and democratic leaners,  59% favor both of these approaches. in short, many americans ...
evidence_5: jun 19, 2017 ... washington — republicans are preparing for a series of votes next week on a  plan to overhaul the nation's health care system. there is no gop bill yet for the  public to see and even rank-and-file republicans have yet to see any text of  legislation. there isn't even an agreement that has leadership ...