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Question: impact President Obama's approval ratings in the coming days/weeks ?
#1
Reform thrown out completely/Approvals rise
#2
Reform thrown out completely/Approvals sink
#3
Reform thrown out completely/Approvals not changing
#4
Reform thrown partially out/Approvals rise
#5
Reform thrown partially out/Approvals sink
#6
Reform thrown partially out/Approvals not changing
#7
Reform upheld/Approvals rise
#8
Reform upheld/Approvals sink
#9
Reform upheld/Approvals not changing
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greenforest32
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E: -7.94, S: -8.43

« on: June 28, 2012, 12:38:42 AM »

Toss-up between option 5 and 6 for me.

I think the mandate will be struck down but I don't know if that alone would really sink his approvals as it has never been popular.

It might if he goes out and defends the mandate. If he proposes a progressive alternative (public option, Medicare buy-in, etc), I could see flat approvals.
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greenforest32
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E: -7.94, S: -8.43

« Reply #1 on: June 28, 2012, 12:45:24 AM »

Toss-up between option 5 and 6 for me.

I think the mandate will be struck down but I don't know if that alone would really sink his approvals as it has never been popular.

It might if he goes out and defends the mandate. If he proposes a progressive alternative (public option, Medicare buy-in, etc), I could see flat approvals.

If either of his appointees throws out any part of the bill, that would obviously be a huge Romney victory.

The only thing I could see his appointees throwing out is the mandate though the unpopular part would be deciding what provisions are linked and go out with it.

Maybe they could troll a bit and strike down the state-level mandate in Massachusetts too? Tongue
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greenforest32
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E: -7.94, S: -8.43

« Reply #2 on: June 28, 2012, 09:29:04 AM »

Oh man is Roberts actually turning around into a Souter?

We like the mandate now?
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