Regardless of the outcome of the health care reforms in the US, the media has delivered a huge reputation blow to the Democrats on health issues in political coverage. From a reasonable -10% coverage on Democrats on health issues in the November and December, the January rating plummeted to below -30%.
With such an important issue so negatively covered, it is no wonder that people are expressing dissatisfaction at the ballot box.
Basis: 10493 political statements on Republicans and Democrats associated with health care US TV.
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