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Polls Show Rising Opposition to Healthcare Reform
After his first hundred days, 60 percent of Americans believed that President Obama would make the right decisions. Today, that number is 49 percent. That's according to the latest Washington Post/ABC News survey . At the White House today, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs took heart from the findings of a Wall Street Journal/NBC poll .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAfter his first hundred days, 60 percent of Americans believed that President Obama would make the right decisions. Today, that number is 49 percent. That's according to the latest Washington Post/ABC News survey. At the White House today, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs took heart from the findings of a Wall Street Journal/NBC poll. Gary Langer is Director of Polling for ABC News.
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