> What else in America enjoys an 80% satisfaction rate, broadly speaking? https://thehill.com/changing-america/3870943-americans-largely-satisfied-with-persona

> What else in America enjoys an 80% satisfaction rate, broadly speaking? https://thehill.com/changing-america/3870943-americans-largely-satisfied-with-personal-lives-survey/ https://thehill.com/changing-america/3870943-americans-large... > Although personal life satisfaction varies based on income, age, marital status and education level, between 81 percent and 90 percent of Americans are satisfied with their own family life, current housing situation, job, education, community and personal health. > Slightly lower levels — between 71 percent and 77 percent — said the same about the amount of leisure time they have, their household income and standard of living. So, ya know, lots of things that aren't super politicized. > Why didn't this number change after women's healthcare took a massive hit? (1) This question is asking about the quality of healthcare you received, not your perception of healthcare for others. A minority of women are directly impacted through the healthcare system by Dobbs (2022) (as opposed to indirect or non-healthcare effects). (2) Some of the novel abortion restrictions post-Dobbs happened later? The most recent point on this graph is 2022. So it may just not show up yet until 2023/2024 numbers. (3) The 2022 satisfaction number is slightly lower than the 2021 number (72% vs 76%). You could plausibly attribute some of that to Dobbs.