Polls show American support for health reform but cost concerns
Washington AP reports Americans back Clinton's health care reform but oppose deep personal costs. Polls show 70 percent approval of reform efforts, yet only 11 percent see health care as the top problem. Voter surveys reveal support for universal benefits, employer mandates, and regional insurance alliances, with tax or price increases seen as acceptable only if gradual.
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