It depends on what you tell them about it option referred to health care A third however said they didnt know what it meant or didnt respond The rest answered The wording of a question or what is emphasized in it can often sway someones if he or she knows a lot about the issue For instance people like they like choices and they like Medicare When questions about the public option use those words the public option gets strong support But questions that use phrases like government remind people that government usually doesnt run things very well and support drops The same ABCPost poll asked Would you support or oppose having the government create a new health insurance plan to compete with private health insurance plans But the new NBC NewsWall Street Journal poll asked about creating a health care plan by the federal While both polls found four in 10 opposed support was almost 10points lower in the NBCWSJ poll Another question in the NBCWSJ poll asked people how important it was to give people a choice my emphasis of both a public plan and a private plan for their health insurance Fortyfive percent said it was extremely important 27 said it was quite important The key word here is choice and it is a popular one as the results suggest If the public option a centerpiece of the debate is widely popular one might expect that overall support for the health care bill would be stronger than it is In the ABCPost poll 45 said they supported the proposed changes to the health care system being developed by Congress and the Obama but 48 were opposed In the NBCWSJ poll 38 said that from what they had heard or read about Barack Obamas health care plan his plan was a good idea 42 said it was a bad one In the new GallupUSA Today poll that mentioned the White House and Demokraci 25 powiedzieć czy obsługują one zestawienia opieki zdrowotnej i 33 się go ale 39 powiedział on zależą od rodzaju niektóre decyzje które nie zostały jeszcze dokonywane temat Odczyt wszystkich BOM