To go bankrupt or die when disease strikes. It's obvious!

Teabaggers.

I pull better shit out of my, well, you know.

Would you support a candidate who favors an insurer's right to cancel your policy if you were to get sick?

Should individuals with pre-existing conditions have a right to purchase affordable health insurance?

Should seniors pay less for their prescription drugs?

Should young adults be able to stay on their parents health insurance policies?

Should you be subject to a lifetime cap on health insurance payments?

Do you believe screenings and preventive care will reduce the incidence of serious medical complications down the road, and if so should insurance policies include coverage for them?

Are you willing to pay higher premiums to compensate hospitals for unrecovered costs, so that others can continue to get their care from emergency rooms, even if they could have afforded health insurance?

Would you be inclined to vote for a candidate who favors the repeals of Obamacare?

It's entirely possible that a person would vote "yes" on the last question, while supporting most if not all of the law's individual provisions. Ignorance is not always bliss.

Democratic candidates should be shouting this message from every rooftop, yet many are still backing away from it. EVERY time a GOPer says they intend to repeal Obamacare they should be hit hard with this message.

What a Croc.

November will be telling. I just find it hard to believe that people are going to vote out Democrats over ACA, but it could happen. We will see. GOTV is the key to maintaining the Senate.

This was the question just prior to the ones about Obamacare. Classic push poll technique.

But what surprised me is the interest the under 35 vote is showing and the numbers some to suggest that Democrats will not see a huge drop off among it's traditional coalition and the gop will not see much of a gain. (but I have to go through the poll in more depth ... I was looking for specific numbers for specific groups.)

Just askin'.

I no longer care if Obamacare is popular or not.

We're talking about people's basic human right to have health care and to live. That stands above the whims of Mr. and Mrs. Stupid American Voter. There are some things you just don't put up for a popularity contest.

If providing healthcare to 30 million people is not popular with many Americans, then that's just too bad.

in order to claim that independents would always be on Republican side. Virginia and North Carolina has proven that. These faux-independents are a joke.

why kick sand in the face of the helpless?

(almost helpless, they will vote)

People have been propagandized on this issue to the extreme. They don't honestly know the truth and they don't follow issues like we do. They are uninformed and don't know the difference between Faux news and regular news. They need to be educated and informed and our candidates will need to do that. If they don't stand behind Obamacare and explain that it is working and that people are getting insurance because of it - then honestly I think they deserve to lose.

"Most voters say ObamaCare will play an important role in their vote in this year’s elections, and over half are more inclined to back the candidate who opposes the health care law."

Like I say below, gop trying to put their thumb on the scale and move the focus away from populist issues.

Move it to the stuff they want to talk about. Guns, gays, bibles -- and taxes. Be afraid, be afraid...

When I got to the questions about the IRS and Benghazi it was obvious that it was a push poll. IMO (not as a result of a scientific poll) the only people who have anything but a passing interest in these topics as a controversy are fox viewers.

Pretty much no one else really gives a sh!t cause they're in survival mode and more worried about where their next job is coming from.

So then the question becomes: why push this push poll?

Maybe to get those right-leaning democrats in a contested district to be against the ACA? Thereby leveling the playing field so that the vote isn't a referundum of populism vs the status quo?

Well, that and to give a link for the garbage emails that fly around the wingnutosphere.

Is my tinfoil on straight?

Read the questions, this is a shameless push poll.

Indicate they are republican through and through

Example, Cruz, lee, and all the other crazies

So their poll is skewed.

"moron"?

Who knew?

just Republicans ashamed to admit it.

...'cause you are not credible.

LOL.

would the ACA be the only difference between 2 candidates? (except in a primary)

FAUX News rabid watchers are the type that follows the crowd. So FAUX News released these fake polls because they know the type of fragile minds they are dealing with. These are the same ones, when in school as kids, followed the most popular kids, mean girls, and bullies. Laughing with them when they abused others because they live in fear of being on the "outside".

So when they see a majority is proclaimed in a poll, it confirms for them their uninformed views, solidifies them. They may be stupid, but those that run FAUX News are not.