George Neumayr thinks not. His evidence? If the support were really there for the PO, the Dems wouldn’t keep rebranding it:
That Obama and the Democrats have had to resort to a range of gimmicks and semantic somersaults in this debate contradicts their claim of widespread support for the public option.
So, why do polls seem to show support for this boondoggle? Because the people being surveyed have heard only bromides:
If the public supports it in polls, that’s because they don’t know what the “public option” is.
When the details of Democrat health “reform” plans are described to survey respondents, support always goes south.
Not that the President and his congressional accomplices are particularly interested in what the voters want.
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