Trumpcare Is the Most Hated Law in Decades

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"You guys were one of the outlets who got singled out to balance the ledger": That's what a former Facebook employee said as we dug into recent news that the platform was throttling traffic to certain publishers, including Mother Jones. It's enraging, and since it happened during our fall fundraising drive, we hope the Mother Jones community will stand up for our fearless journalism and send a message with a donation to support it today.

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Via Axios, here is some polling research from MIT professor Chris Warshaw about the popularity of major legislation passed or proposed since 1990:

TARP and Clintoncare were two of the most reviled pieces of legislation in the past three decades. Trumpcare has them beat handily. Will Republicans really vote for a bill that even most Republicans aren’t very happy with? They might. Stay tuned.