Rephrasing the question to ask specifically about "religiously affiliated employers, such as a hospital or university," barely moved the needle, to 61 percent to 31 percent.
Those numbers, which come with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points, are better for Obama than his numbers on foreign policy (50 percent approve, 36 percent disapprove), Afghanistan in particular (51 percent approve, 36 percent disapprove) and are nearly the mirror image of public opinion on his handling of the federal budget deficit, where he loses 32 percent to 59 percent.
National polls can understate the political danger of a given issue. Congressional Democrats fretted last week that the firestorm could cost them dearly among blue-collar voters, especially Catholics., in states like Pennsylvania. Some Democrats complained privately that the "culture war" clash drowned out the positive news about the economy.
The poll was conducted from Feb. 8 to Feb. 13. It's not clear what impact Obama's proposed "accommodation" to religious institutions will have politically.
4 comments:
Birth control has always been the number one topic when it comes to moral issues. I hope that the government and the sector will join together in giving a better health care system among women rather than dealing with this kind of issue.
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I don't see why birth control is morally wrong from a religious' perspective. From what I believe, it's only murder once the baby is created which is not the case for birth control. This is just a way of improving the health care system in our society today.
The thing is nothing is bad for a birth control but sometimes you need to understand why people do such stuff like that.
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It really depends on the reference of a person. Using those birth control pills are not the issue you just need to take care of your self.
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