Sawzaw,

Cut the bullshit will you?

First you argue that the Doctors do not support Reform.

>>CC: "the Doctors" were given three choices. They were not asked if they "support health care reform" as you characterize it.

Then you argue that they think it is unacceptable NOT TO HAVE REFORM that their opinion is

>>"While we agree that the status quo is unacceptable,"

Like a Republican, you are just picking every negative nit and throwing at the wall hoping that enough shit stick to paint an ugly picture.

Make one argument from one side and support it will you?

By the way, I find it very unlikely that 15 associations speaks for a majority of the doctors. Couldn't it be assumed that at least 35 state associations showed tacit approval of the Bill by NOT signing the letter? In fact I find it likely that of all the specialty associations in the country the heads of 15 could be staunch Republicans or Tea Baggers whose main interest in writing that letter was defeating Obama rather than "the best interest of patients."

While polling is a bad way to govern, caving to political stunts is worse.