I recently made some observations about evolving
attitudes towards healthcare in America.
The short version: public attitudes are
1. complex
- not understood by the answers to any single question (like "do you
support the recent changes to the healthcare system", or any other
single question
2. not well understood by the public (resulting in
attitude volatility -- as people get more information, substantial
shifts in opinion may occur), and therefore are
3. evolving.
As a result, future attitudes on this subject simply cannot be
predicted on the basis of any currrent poll. These attitudes are far
too fluid.
I discussed these on a recent KTVK-TV segment of "Politics Unplugged". I hope you find the observations interesting: