Even if he does try to clumsily word his polls to drive answers towards the one he wants — we're smart enough to see through that and boldly click where we want. Let's surprise Congressman Duncan Hunter with the vigor of our response.
Do you support a government imposed healthcare policy?
Yes, even if it requires tax increases.
54.2%
No, we can reform healthcare without a government-run plan that limits choice.
44.4%
Unsure
1.4%
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