1) I would never rely on Wikipedia as a sole source. Ever.

When I have to spoon-feed basic information about a sophomoric topic to someone who simply refuses to do ANY reading about it, at all however, it's fine to use it as one source.

2) Those are not "news polls" they are all independent polls, being REPORTED ON, in a few news articles.

You had asked for "links" indicating that "the majority of people are against [the pending health care reform bill]."

What ELSE did you think you'd get, in response to your request for evidence of national public opinion, other than polls?

Can you try any harder to avoid the plain fact that your "thinking" most Americans support the current health care reform legislation is just incorrect?