US Population Not Favoring The New Health Care Reforms

It seems that the American populations are not so happy about the new health care reforms. About 53% of people in America disapproved the central domestic policy a week after the health care reform bill was signed.

According to a poll, most Americans are quite skeptical about the new legislation. 39% of the people strongly disapprove while many believes their costs are going to rise and the quality of the health insurance will decrease.

Even as the President continues to tour the country to campaign for the new set of health care reforms, it seems that the bill appear to be ineffective putting so much efforts on it.

Less than 1 in 5 people in America thinks that the new health care reforms will do good to help them personally but 36% of them think that the new reforms will only hurt their costs as well as the quality of the health care. 6 in 10 American people think that the health care reforms will only increase the budget deficit and 13% believe the new health care reforms will only decrease the deficit and 15% expect no effect at all.