Yet six senators who apparently either don’t know or don’t give a damn about the vast majority of Americans are going to kill health care for them and their families? This is wrong. Just plain wrong. Truthfully, it has me wondering …
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during a CNN/Opinion Research poll, a majority of Americans, 62 %, said “should guarantee,” 38% said “don’t think so,” and 1% “unsure.” [CNN/Opinion Research Corporation Poll, 5/14-17/09]. http://mediamattersaction.org/factcheck/ …
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Bottom line: “Whether the focus is access to healthcare or the quality of care, less than a majority of Americans are convinced that health care reform will be beneficial to either the country or to their own personal situations. …
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Study Finds Majority of Americans With Depression Go Untreated. Check it out: http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1913312,00.html. Posted by ShelterCare at 1:16 PM. Labels: depression, links, mental health …
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The “me,” of course, is the majority of Americans who already have some form of insurance and are generally satisfied with their care. It is not the 47 million uninsured, who evidently do not have enough electoral clout to matter. …
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A new Rasmussen poll finds that a large majority of Americans (75 percent) want Congress to audit the Fed, which has not accounted for the trillions of public dollars it spent over the last year and a half in an attempt to shore up …
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But, judging by the results of a new survey, the vast majority of Americans already support a Fed audit. 75 percent of Americans back auditing the Federal Reserve, according to Rassmussen Reports. Opponents of the Federal Reserve …
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A New York Times/CBS News poll shows that a majority of Americans support a government-run, universal health care system. A survey of U.S. doctors reported in the Annals of Internal Medicine showed that 59 percent favor a Medicare for …
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“Partisan extremism has meant that the vast majority of Americans feel unrepresented,” argues Jim Cooper, a Blue Dog from Tennessee. Blue Dogs, he says, provide a voice of moderation. For now, at least, the group has the attention of …
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The vast majority of Americans do not know who he is, but someone surely does. Someone paid for his travel expenses to Pakistan and Indonesia. Someone engineered legal challenges to all of his election opponents for the State Senate and …
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