Health Battle's Two Fronts: The Hill, The Public - Roll Call

Health Battle’s Two Fronts: The Hill, The Public

By Roll Call Staff

Posted July 30, 2009 at 12:00am

Wall Street Journal/NBC News : Plurality Disapprove Obama’s Handling of Health Care

New York Times/CBS News : Concerns About Health Care Overhaul on the Rise

Time Magazine :

National Public Radio : Ominous Signs for Obama on Economy, Health Care

Gallup : Measuring Americans’ Split Personality on Health Care

Rasmussen Reports : Skeptical Voters Are Roughly Divided on Health Care Issue

Gallup : Public Says It’s Smarter Than Congress on Health Care

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