Only 29 percent of independents think Obamacare is good for the country

Most independents are not going to vote for Obama. Obama's strategy is to make mitt Romney unacceptable and hope independents stay home on election day.

Via Weekly Standard:

The latest polling by Rasmussen Reports shows that independents think Obamacare would raise (53 percent), rather than lower (16 percent), health costs.  They think it would reduce (50 percent), rather than improve (13 percent), the quality of health care.  They think it would raise (56 percent), rather than lower (13 percent), the deficit.  And they think it would be bad (50 percent), rather than good (29 percent), for the country.  Not surprisingly, by a 13-point margin (51 to 38 percent), they think Obamacare should be repealed.

In all, this week’s poll marks the 101st consecutive time that likely voters (from across the political spectrum) support the repeal of Obamacare.  It also marks the 39th consecutive time, dating back to the spring of 2011, that likely voters favor the repeal of Obamacare by a double-digit margin.

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