In an all too common example of main stream “journalism,” Robert Barnes, the court “reporter” for The Washington Post aided by Scott Clement, breathlessly tell us that, “More Americans think Supreme Court justices will be acting mainly on their partisan political views than on a neutral reading of the law when they decide the constitutionality of President Obama’s health-care law, according to a new.”  (WaPo Obamacare Poll)

In fact, the real news in the poll is that Obamacare is less popular now than when the Court heard the arguments, in spite of the main stream media apparatchiks’ unrelenting assault on the truth. The MSM has advanced every conceivable argument, rational and not, to suggest that it’s nearly impossible for the President to lose but for the pesky right-wing Constitutionalists who subscribe to the notion that the Owner’s Manual means what it says.

So as to not appear completely intellectually corrupt, Messrs. Barnes and Clement begrudgingly note that a meager “39 percent of Americans support the health-care overhaul . . . the lowest percentage since the Post-ABC poll began asking the question.”(Emphasis added.)

Most compelling, and noted as an afterthought is this blockbuster, “Only about half of Democrats want the entire law upheld. Nearly two-thirds of Republicans want all of it thrown out.“