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: TalkLeftNewsweek Poll: Americans Still Favor Public Option, Still Oppose Excise Tax
By Big Tent Democrat
Creating a government-administered public health insurance option to compete with private plans
50 APPROVE 42 OPPOSE 8 DKImposing a tax on insurers who offer the most expensive health plans, the so-called Cadillac plans, to help pay for health care reform
34 APPROVE 55 DISAPPROVE 11 DK
To be clear, this is the lowest approval for the public option I have seen. Perhaps because it was perceived as dead. No party breakdowns on that finding. But the excise tax has always polled badly and will continue to. There was a good reason Obama pilloried McCain's plan to tax health insurance plans - because it is a terribly unpopular idea.
Speaking for me only
Full post as published by TalkLeft on February 20, 2010 (boomark / email).
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