A new poll released by Family Research Council (FRC) has found that 53 percent of likely voters oppose ObamaCare’s HHS mandate that requires most employers to provide contraceptives, sterilization procedures, and abortifacients to employees without charge through health insurance plans.
The survey of 901 likely voters, conducted by Wilson Perkins Allen Opinion Research on behalf of FRC, was performed between May 1-4, and has a margin of error of +3.3 percent.
Results showed that most likely voters oppose the HHS mandate 53-43 percent, including 40 percent who strongly oppose it, even among key demographic groups that typically support Democrat candidates.
The HHS mandate was opposed by most women, 50-45 percent, with 36 percent strongly opposed. Among independents, 53 percent oppose the mandate and 43 percent support it, with 41 percent strongly opposed to it.
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He doesn't care what the people want.. it is about moving health care to the single provider model.. Lets ask our Vet's how that is working for them?
ReplyDeleteHey I am against smoking, as an employer, can I exempt any smoke related illness's?
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't matter. The election system has been corrupted. Democrats (and compliant republicans)will stay in power forever no matter what the people think.
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