A recent poll conducted by NPR, the Kaiser Family Foundation, and the Harvard School of Public Health shows that people by and large feel that government is not listening to them in the health care debate.
The article generated from this poll asserts that while people wildly disagree about what if anything should be done in terms of reform, one thing that is apparent: the elected representatives are not doing a very good job of representing.
But of course the article, like the rest of the media, misses the real story entirely.