Poll: Majority Wants to Go Back to Pre-ObamaCare Health System

"Now look, you all are entitled to your opinion and such, but just remember who controls the IRS and our military drones. Maybe this is beginning to sound like an imminent threat to ObamaCare. Right, Eric?"

A real shocker, I know. Since the majority of the people didn't want ObamaCare in the first place, it seems pretty predictable that they don't want ObamaCare now. And those expensive goodies that ObamaCare was front-loaded seemed to sway no one. Oops.

From Fox News:

Majorities of American voters say their family will be worse off under the Affordable Care Act, and think it would be better to go back to the pre-ObamaCare health care system. 

A Fox News poll released Wednesday finds that while 26 percent of voters say their health care situation will be better under the new law, twice as many -- 53 percent -- say it will be worse. Another 13 percent say it won’t make a difference.   

Almost all Republicans (85 percent) and just over half of independents (51 percent) say they will be worse off under ObamaCare. Nearly half of Democrats expect to be better off (48 percent), while about one-quarter believe they will be worse off (24 percent). 

Young voters and seniors are pessimistic about ObamaCare. Majorities of those under age 35 and those 65+ think things will be worse under the 2010 health care law.   

That helps explains why a 56-percent majority wants to go back to the health care system that was in place in 2009. Some 34 percent would stick with the new law.   

Three in ten Democrats would rather go back to the pre-ObamaCare system (30 percent). That view climbs to 55 percent among independents and 85 percent among Republicans.

And once again we see the divide between the Democrats and everybody else. Modern Democrats seem absolutely blind to the fact that their policies don't work, and are ready to accept any scapegoat their throw up in front of them. This is why California, New York, Illinois, and Michigan are the veritable paradises that they are, but continue to be Democrat heavy states.