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> Most of America is for the ACA, but against Obamacare, it all depends on how you phrase the question. Citation needed. I can't believe that without some kin
by javert 11y ago
> Most of America is for the ACA, but against Obamacare, it all depends on how you phrase the question.
Citation needed. I can't believe that without some kind of evidence. I can believe that the wording of the question matters, but not that it's "ACA" vs. "Obamacare."
- p_eter_p 11y agohttp://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2013/09/27/poll-obamacare-vs-affordable-care-act/ http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2013/09/27/poll-obamaca...
- javert 11y agoThanks, though this clearly does not support the claim that was made. If this is the source of the claim---and it appears that it probably was---the claim is a serious mis-statement.
- res0nat0r 11y agoFeel free to Google for other articles that state the same, but the overall point is that: People that claim that Sanders' views are widely supported are not at all indicative of what will translate to the voting booth.
- javert 11y agoThat may be true---actually, I think it probably is. But that has nothing to do with the extremely bleak and cynical statement you made: > Most of America is for the ACA, but against Obamacare, it all depends on how you phrase the question which, fortunately, appears not to be the case.