The first midterm of Obama's presidency resulted in Democrats losing the House majority. That first poll found that 46% of Americans had an favorable opinion of the law, while 40% saw it in an unfavorable light. By February 2018, 54% saw the law favorably, while 42% saw it unfavorably. (The last time more Americans viewed the law unfavorably than favorably in Kaiser polling was December 2016.) And why Obama, who watched the ACA cost him and his party the House and Senate majorities, is coming to the White House Tuesday for a (much delayed) victory lap.

Source: CNN April 06, 2022 05:31 UTC