The government should tax sugary sodas and raise other “sin taxes” to discourage unhealthy lifestyles, EVEN IF this reduces our choices and moves us in the direction of a “nanny state.”
The government should tax sugary sodas and raise other “sin taxes” to discourage unhealthy lifestyles, EVEN IF this reduces our choices and moves us in the direction of a “nanny state.” Strongly Favor
The government should tax sugary sodas and raise other “sin taxes” to discourage unhealthy lifestyles, EVEN IF this reduces our choices and moves us in the direction of a “nanny state.” Somewhat Favor
The government should tax sugary sodas and raise other “sin taxes” to discourage unhealthy lifestyles, EVEN IF this reduces our choices and moves us in the direction of a “nanny state.” Somewhat Oppose
The government should tax sugary sodas and raise other “sin taxes” to discourage unhealthy lifestyles, EVEN IF this reduces our choices and moves us in the direction of a “nanny state.” Strongly Oppose
The government should tax sugary sodas and raise other “sin taxes” to discourage unhealthy lifestyles, EVEN IF this reduces our choices and moves us in the direction of a “nanny state.” Not Sure
Congress should raise the age of eligibility for Medicare to 67, EVEN IF that means seniors under 67 would have to get health insurance on their own or from an employer.
Congress should raise the age of eligibility for Medicare to 67, EVEN IF that means seniors under 67 would have to get health insurance on their own or from an employer. Strongly Favor
Congress should raise the age of eligibility for Medicare to 67, EVEN IF that means seniors under 67 would have to get health insurance on their own or from an employer. Somewhat Favor
Congress should raise the age of eligibility for Medicare to 67, EVEN IF that means seniors under 67 would have to get health insurance on their own or from an employer. Somewhat Oppose
Congress should raise the age of eligibility for Medicare to 67, EVEN IF that means seniors under 67 would have to get health insurance on their own or from an employer. Strongly Oppose
Congress should raise the age of eligibility for Medicare to 67, EVEN IF that means seniors under 67 would have to get health insurance on their own or from an employer. Not Sure
Insurance companies should charge more for people who are overweight or who have unhealthy habits, such as smoking and drinking, EVEN IF this gives insurance companies an easy way to make more money.
Insurance companies should charge more for people who are overweight or who have unhealthy habits, such as smoking and drinking, EVEN IF this gives insurance companies an easy way to make more money. Strongly Favor
Insurance companies should charge more for people who are overweight or who have unhealthy habits, such as smoking and drinking, EVEN IF this gives insurance companies an easy way to make more money. Somewhat Favor
Insurance companies should charge more for people who are overweight or who have unhealthy habits, such as smoking and drinking, EVEN IF this gives insurance companies an easy way to make more money. Somewhat Oppose
Insurance companies should charge more for people who are overweight or who have unhealthy habits, such as smoking and drinking, EVEN IF this gives insurance companies an easy way to make more money. Strongly Oppose
Insurance companies should charge more for people who are overweight or who have unhealthy habits, such as smoking and drinking, EVEN IF this gives insurance companies an easy way to make more money. Not Sure
Hospitals and doctors should be required to post their prices so patients could “shop” for health care, EVEN IF most people don’t have the time or inclination to do so when they are sick.
Hospitals and doctors should be required to post their prices so patients could “shop” for health care, EVEN IF most people don’t have the time or inclination to do so when they are sick. Strongly Favor
Hospitals and doctors should be required to post their prices so patients could “shop” for health care, EVEN IF most people don’t have the time or inclination to do so when they are sick. Somewhat Favor
Hospitals and doctors should be required to post their prices so patients could “shop” for health care, EVEN IF most people don’t have the time or inclination to do so when they are sick. Somewhat Oppose
Hospitals and doctors should be required to post their prices so patients could “shop” for health care, EVEN IF most people don’t have the time or inclination to do so when they are sick. Strongly Oppose
Hospitals and doctors should be required to post their prices so patients could “shop” for health care, EVEN IF most people don’t have the time or inclination to do so when they are sick. Not Sure
Insurance companies should stop paying for costly and invasive treatments for patients with no chance of recovery, EVEN IF patients or their families want them.
Insurance companies should stop paying for costly and invasive treatments for patients with no chance of recovery, EVEN IF patients or their families want them. Strongly Favor
Insurance companies should stop paying for costly and invasive treatments for patients with no chance of recovery, EVEN IF patients or their families want them. Somewhat Favor
Insurance companies should stop paying for costly and invasive treatments for patients with no chance of recovery, EVEN IF patients or their families want them. Somewhat Oppose
Insurance companies should stop paying for costly and invasive treatments for patients with no chance of recovery, EVEN IF patients or their families want them. Strongly Oppose
Insurance companies should stop paying for costly and invasive treatments for patients with no chance of recovery, EVEN IF patients or their families want them. Not Sure
Employees should be required to take on more of their health-care costs through plans that demand higher premiums and copays, EVEN IF some people would delay seeing doctors until conditions worsen and become more expensive to treat.
Employees should be required to take on more of their health-care costs through plans that demand higher premiums and copays, EVEN IF some people would delay seeing doctors until conditions worsen and become more expensive to treat. Strongly Favor
Employees should be required to take on more of their health-care costs through plans that demand higher premiums and copays, EVEN IF some people would delay seeing doctors until conditions worsen and become more expensive to treat. Somewhat Favor
Employees should be required to take on more of their health-care costs through plans that demand higher premiums and copays, EVEN IF some people would delay seeing doctors until conditions worsen and become more expensive to treat. Somewhat Oppose
Employees should be required to take on more of their health-care costs through plans that demand higher premiums and copays, EVEN IF some people would delay seeing doctors until conditions worsen and become more expensive to treat. Strongly Oppose
Employees should be required to take on more of their health-care costs through plans that demand higher premiums and copays, EVEN IF some people would delay seeing doctors until conditions worsen and become more expensive to treat. Not Sure
We should create a single-payer, national health insurance system run by the government, EVEN IF this might limit our choice of doctors and hospitals and ultimately lead to rationing.
We should create a single-payer, national health insurance system run by the government, EVEN IF this might limit our choice of doctors and hospitals and ultimately lead to rationing. Strongly Favor
We should create a single-payer, national health insurance system run by the government, EVEN IF this might limit our choice of doctors and hospitals and ultimately lead to rationing. Somewhat Favor
We should create a single-payer, national health insurance system run by the government, EVEN IF this might limit our choice of doctors and hospitals and ultimately lead to rationing. Somewhat Oppose
We should create a single-payer, national health insurance system run by the government, EVEN IF this might limit our choice of doctors and hospitals and ultimately lead to rationing. Strongly Oppose
We should create a single-payer, national health insurance system run by the government, EVEN IF this might limit our choice of doctors and hospitals and ultimately lead to rationing. Not Sure
Insurance companies should end the current fee-for- service payments to doctors and pay doctors flat fees instead, EVEN IF this might cause some doctors to skimp on what they do for patients.
Insurance companies should end the current fee-for- service payments to doctors and pay doctors flat fees instead, EVEN IF this might cause some doctors to skimp on what they do for patients. Strongly Favor
Insurance companies should end the current fee-for- service payments to doctors and pay doctors flat fees instead, EVEN IF this might cause some doctors to skimp on what they do for patients. Somewhat Favor
Insurance companies should end the current fee-for- service payments to doctors and pay doctors flat fees instead, EVEN IF this might cause some doctors to skimp on what they do for patients. Somewhat Oppose
Insurance companies should end the current fee-for- service payments to doctors and pay doctors flat fees instead, EVEN IF this might cause some doctors to skimp on what they do for patients. Strongly Oppose
Insurance companies should end the current fee-for- service payments to doctors and pay doctors flat fees instead, EVEN IF this might cause some doctors to skimp on what they do for patients. Not Sure
Schools should be required to restore physical education classes and all students should have to take them, EVEN IF this means less time for students to focus on academics.
Schools should be required to restore physical education classes and all students should have to take them, EVEN IF this means less time for students to focus on academics. Strongly Favor
Schools should be required to restore physical education classes and all students should have to take them, EVEN IF this means less time for students to focus on academics. Somewhat Favor
Schools should be required to restore physical education classes and all students should have to take them, EVEN IF this means less time for students to focus on academics. Somewhat Oppose
Schools should be required to restore physical education classes and all students should have to take them, EVEN IF this means less time for students to focus on academics. Strongly Oppose
Schools should be required to restore physical education classes and all students should have to take them, EVEN IF this means less time for students to focus on academics. Not Sure
