A Majority Of Voters Favor Amending, Not Repealing, Health Care Act

A new poll done for NPR by a bipartisan polling team shows the Affordable Care Act still stirring deep political division in the weeks after the Supreme Court upheld the law’s constitutionality. But while much of the country remains strongly opposed to the law popularly known as Obamacare, a bare majority (51 percent) favors the idea of amending rather than repealing it. [cont.]

Ron Elving, NPR