Historically, voters are a fickle lot.
Not this time. According to an op-ed piece in this morning's Wall Street Journal, the American public actually remains consistent.
"In 15 consecutive Rasmussen Reports polls conducted over the past four months, the percentage of Americans that oppose the plan has stayed between 52 percent and 58 percent. The number in favor has held steady between 38 percent and 44 percent," Scott Rasmussen and Doug Schoen explain.
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