I hear Robert Gibbs said in his press briefing today that starting over on health care isn’t “what the American people want.”

Um . . . no.

CNN:

A CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey also indicates that nearly half the public, 48 percent, would like federal lawmakers to start work on an entirely new bill, and 21 percent feel Congress should stop working on any bills that would change the country’s health care system.

Fox News/Opinion Dynamics: 23 percent “pass current bill,” 47 percent “start over,” 23 percent “do nothing.”

Zogby (yeah, I know):

The American public wants Congress to start the health care debate over from scratch – just as Republicans have been pushing – amid growing talk among Democrats about the need to use a procedural end run to ram through a revised overhaul bill. A Zogby International poll released Tuesday shows that 57 percent of Americans do not like either of the competing health care bills produced by the Senate and House and say Congress should start over, as a group of bipartisan lawmakers head to a health care summit with President Obama next week.