Negative public opinion of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has abruptly hit an all-time high, ending months of continued support and gradual increases in positive opinion of the law.
The latest Kaiser Family Foundation tracking poll, out Friday, found that 53 percent now have an unfavorable view of PPACA, up eight percentage points from June.
Just 37 percent expressed a positive view of the law in July, down two points from June. Support for PPACA was at its peak when it was first signed into law in March 2010; it was then at 50 percent.
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