More than half of the nation is confused about President Obama's recently enacted healthcare law and 56% of Americans say they don't have enough information to understand how the measure will affect them, according to a poll released by the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation. The survey, the first Kaiser has conducted since the Democratic bill was approved last month, found that eight in 10 Americans know that Obama signed the measure but that 55% said the word "confused" described their feelings about the law.
