All I hear lately from the FOX News broadcasts is about how the country is opposed to health care reform. Granted, there are quite a few polls out there that show more folks (but not a majority) oppose the current health care bills being debated in Congress. But none of those polls ask the obvious follow-up question: Are you opposed to the bills because they don't go far enough, or because you're opposed to health care reform overall?
So, 37% of 535 folks is 197.95, so let's round that up to 198. Add those 198 to the folks that said they favored the reforms being discussed in Congress, and you have a majority of 59% supporting health care reform (and that's the same whether you rounded the 197.95 up or down).
When will folks like the Spinning Sinning Senator David Vitter get that? Oh, wait, he's part of the GOP caucus that a majority of the country believes is opposing the bill simply for the sake of denying President Obama a victory on one of his campaign promises:
