Despite hovering below 40% approval in the Real Clear Politics average of polls and failing to reach 35% in the latest Associated Press and New York Times polls, Democrats are trying to make the argument that the Affordable Care Act is not the political albatross it appears to be.

The New York Times’ Charles Blow offers perhaps the most ludicrous example of the poll contortions needed to make this argument:

A New York Times/CBS News poll released early this month found that 41 percent of Americans thought that the entire law should have been overturned, while 27 percent thought only the mandate should have been overturned and 24 percent thought the whole law should have been kept intact.

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