@BillRM,
Really? Have I missed the polls? I think it is you, Bill RM who have missed them. But since you do not give any evidence, I will assist you. Of course, feel free to rebut these polls if you can. Now, I read the posts after yours, Bill RM and find little from the left wing but unsourced personal opinion.
Here is some grist for your mill!
Polling Data 9n Health Care Plan
Poll Date Sample For/Favor Against/Oppose Spread
RCP Average 3/10 - 3/26 -- 40.8 50.1 Against/Oppose +9.3
Washington Post 3/23 - 3/26 1000 A 46 50 Against/Oppose +4
Rasmussen Reports 3/23 - 3/24 1000 LV 42 55 Against/Oppose +13
Quinnipiac 3/22 - 3/23 1552 RV 40 49 Against/Oppose +9
CBS News 3/22 - 3/23 649 A 42 46 Against/Oppose +4
Gallup* 3/22 - 3/22 1005 A 49 40 For/Favor +9
Bloomberg 3/19 - 3/22 1002 A 38 50 Against/Oppose +12
CNN/Opinion Research 3/19 - 3/21 953 RV 39 59 Against/Oppose +20
Democracy Corps (D) 3/15 - 3/18 1016 RV 40 52 Against/Oppose +12
FOX News 3/16 - 3/17 900 RV 35 55 Against/Oppose +20
PPP (D) 3/12 - 3/14 1403 RV 45 49 Against/Oppose +4
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 3/11 - 3/14 1000 A 36 48 Against/Oppose +12
Pew Research 3/10 - 3/14 1500 A 38 48 Against/Oppose +10
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You, Bill RM and others( if they wish) can clearly note that the RCP average of all of the major polls show that the Obamacare plan is Opposed by 50% of those polled and backed by 40%. We shall see if this changes by Nov.2nd 2010.
If it does not change quite radically in favor of the Obama Administration, it would appear that there will be quite a few Democrat Senators and Representatives losing their seats in Congress. Furthermore, this will NOT be the most important issue in November. The Unemployement Numbers will be the critical issue.
Would you care to find some respected economists, Bill RM, who will predict that Unemployment Numbers will drop below 7%? 8%, 9%?
But that is not all!