How do we feel about health care reform? Depends what you call it!

Source:  Marquette University Law School poll

Obamacare or ACA? Support for health care law in Wisconsin depends on what you call it. (Madison.com, 3/23/2017)

Overall, the majority of voters, at 54 percent, said they support keeping the law in place but making improvements to it. Twenty-eight percent said they want the law repealed and replaced, as Republicans are currently trying to do, while 8 percent want it repealed with no replacement. Just six percent said they want to keep the law, as is.

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