Poll: 34 Percent of Americans Think Reform Would Worsen Their Own Healthcare

But a solid 44 percent are still all for reform

By U.S. News Staff

August 3, 2009 RSS Feed Print
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Sources: Gallup

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I am very confused to say the least, I certainly hope the rest of the people reading this poll understand it better then I,OH, well maybe I'm just displaying my stupidity.

Dick Parry of ME 12:03PM August 03, 2009

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