From Reuters:
Americans have negative opinions about the U.S. healthcare system despite good personal experiences and they admit they are not especially well-informed, according to a survey released on Tuesday.
They are also afraid of healthcare reform and would rather stick with a flawed system than change to something new, the...
In the New England Journal of Medicine today, a fascinating poll survey done by doctors from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York via email and phone, shows doctors overwhelmingly comfortable with the public option. As noted by NPR:
When polled, "nearly three-quarters of physicians supported some form of a...
Earlier today, I cited Jonathan Cohn at TNR because he noted the with all the punditry and hyperventilation:
Despite all of the setbacks and all of the missed opportunities--despite this train wreck of a month--the situation remains remarkably similar to what it was before the recess.
For more proof...
if a poll tells you seniors don't like something, but for the most part everyone else is okay with it, what do you do with that information? Lies and distortions aren't forever. If an actual bill appears, courtesy of the US Congress, and there are no unpopular-with-seniors features which were rumored to be in the...
