76 Percent

NBC/WSJ Poll:

76 percent of respondents said it was either “extremely” or “quite” important to “give people a choice of both a public plan administered by the federal government and a private plan for their health insurance.”

Goddamn. Tell your representatives.

Suck it, McMahon.

Adding… Naturally the Morning Joe hacks — now with The Insufferable Evan Bayh — are all over the NBC/WSJ poll, talking for the better part of the 8AM hour about how it proves the president should cut spending and abandon healthcare reform. No mention whatsoever of the public option poll number. Nothing.

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  • Allonfla

    If it doesn’t support their narrative, it doesn’t get mentioned.

  • http://annette-justmylittlepieceoftheworld.blogspot.com/ Annette

    Shocker.. Norah “GOPer Talking Points and all” O’Donnell just mentioned it .. I almost fell out of my chair.

  • http://freedemocrat.blogspot.com/2007/07/sicko-truth.html FreeDem

    And when they ask about Single Payer and No Insurance companies, it still is over 60% and if they listed those who support an only Insurance option and do not listen to Lush Rimbaugh the result would be the tiny percent that lied about listening to Lush

  • http://arkytek.blogspot.com/ SillyGit

    We ignore stories that conflict with our fabricated ‘reality’. It never happened if it doesn’t support our position. Pay no attention to the real data. We are fond of our story.

  • roxsteady

    Exactly! Do they think Obama is an idiot? I’m sure that Scarborough would love for the President to turn his back on all of us. What they don’t get is that, we’d still never vote Republican. One moment I found hysterical was when Bayh defended Obama reminding Joe that Obama’s portion of these projected deficits is just 7%. Joe completely ignored that comment. I have to say that I can’t stand Evan Bayh. He’s so boring!

  • eljefejeff

    As much as I can’t stand Bayh either, considering how close the vote was, I have to imagine his popularity in Indiana was enough to deliver the state for Obama. Not that he needed it to win the election, but still something to think about…