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Less Americans Fearful of Palin’s “Death Panels”

Less Americans now fear the federal government involvement in health care decisions compared to 17 months ago, when the new health reform law was being hotly debated throughout the country.

A new Rasmussen national telephone survey finds that 41% of Likely U.S. Voters now fear the federal government, down from 51% when the question was first asked in August 2009 and 48% in June 2010.

Slightly more voters, (45%) now fear private insurance companies more than the government when it comes to health care decision-making. That compares to 41% in August 2009, according to the survey findings.  Fourteen percent (14%) are undecided which they fear more.

The Republican-led House is expected to vote to repeal the health care law this week.

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