Years ago, the public overwhelmingly wanted the government to be very involved in the nation's health care, believing it was their duty to provide coverage for all residents.
That was before the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
A new Gallup poll reveals the majority of Americans — 52 percent — say it's not the federal government's responsibility to ensure that all Americans have health care coverage, the third consecutive year the public has held that view.
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