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Yes. I know what you mean. It just seems to me the results to this poll are going to be very skewed. I think his target audience was people without insurance.
The yes answers would indicate people who bought insurance in order to comply with the law. The no answers would indicate people who still won't buy insurance even though the Affordable Care Act requires it. If all of those no answers are from people who have had insurance for years then the poll makes absolutely no sense to me.
Perhaps this poll needs to be redone. Maybe it's not as simple as yes or no. Perhaps this was his intent but I don't see what insight he gathered if the no answers are so widely diverse in character.
I was also confused by the original question wording and that is why I asked what I did. Then, when I said NO, I explained the basis of my "NO" response.
Then things went downhill......as things tend to do.