By GottaLaff
Ezra Klein has some upbeat news:
That graph is from Pollster.com. It gets even tighter if you eliminate the conservative-leaning Rasmussen poll, whose founder wrote a Wall Street Journal op-ed yesterday explaining that the president can't make health-care reform popular because voters believe all sorts of untrue things about it.
And The Hill has some downbeat news:
More than two dozen Democrats are expected to vote against the healthcare reform bill that will hit the House floor in the coming weeks.
At least 25 House Democrats will reject the healthcare reform legislation, according to a survey by The Hill, a review of other media reports and interviews with lawmakers, aides and lobbyists. Dozens of House Democrats are undecided or won't comment on their position on the measure.
Not sure how reliable that is. Time will tell, and way, way too much time has passed. I agree with Ezra's piece: Had we passed it sooner, the Dems would be in much better shape today.
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