WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (UPI) -- Most Americans say they oppose the new healthcare law, but few said they want the law completely scrapped, a Washington Post-ABC News poll indicates.
Results released Wednesday indicate Americans' views of the healthcare overhaul signed into law in 2010 and under debate this year in Congress, have changed little, with 45 percent saying the support the law and 50 percent saying they oppose it -- the same averages in polls going back to August 2009, the Post said.