The latest Rasmussen poll of likely voters shows that 66 percent of independents support the repeal of Obamacare, while only 30 percent oppose it. Since the Democrats, of course, are the party that passed Obamacare — without a single Republican vote — it’s amazing that independents are even more supportive of repeal than Democrats are opposed to it. Democrats oppose repeal by the tally of only 60 to 37 percent.

Moreover, among independents who feel “strongly,” more than half (54 percent) support Obamacare’s repeal, while barely a fifth (21 percent) oppose it. It’s not hard to see why: The poll shows that a mere 15 percent of independents think Obamacare would lower health costs, just 9 percent think it would reduce the deficit, and only 11 percent think it would improve the quality of American health care.