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48% Favor A Heath Care Exchange in Their State, 35% Don't Nearly half of all voters want their state to set up its own health care exchange to help implement President Obama's national health care law. Roughly half the states, however, have already chosen not to do so. In those states, voters are evenly divided. Read More  34% Prefer a Government With More Services, Higher Taxes One-in-three Likely U.S. Voters (34%) now prefer a larger government with more services and higher taxes to one with fewer services and lower taxes. That's up 10 points from a month ago and the highest level of support for bigger government in over six years of regular surveying. Read More Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: 52% Approve of President's Job Performance 68% Expect To Pay More for Groceries A Year From Now 38% Say U.S. Heading in Right Direction Crashing Federal Hypocrisy on Pot By Froma Harrop Fiscal Cliff Creates Problems That Don't Faze Obama By Michael Barone This weekend, noted economist Lawrence Kudlow says that the attitude in Washington towards entrepreneurs is more damaging to the economy than slightly higher tax rates. Kudlow also says the term "fiscal cliff" is overheated and perhaps should be called a "fiscal slope." Then we'll switch gears as I welcome back to the program Democratic strategist and CATALINA magazine founder Cathy Areu and Republican strategist DeeDee Benkie to discuss immigration. Watch the latest episodes here. Coming Soon:    Noon Eastern: 29% Have Finished Their Holiday Shopping 3 p.m. Eastern: Just 11% Rate 2012 As Excellent or Best Ever Advertise With Us    Copyright © 2012 Rasmussen Reports. All Rights Reserved.

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