In a story about Obamacare's rollout beginning Tuesday on CBS This Morning, correspondent Jan Crawford noted the law's unpopularity with the American public but did not interview anyone who opposed it.
"The health care law remains unpopular," she said. "It's never gotten support from a majority of Americans."
Yet the package featured only citizens who were uninsured or didn't know much about Obamacare's rollout and how to sign up, as well as a clinic director seeking to "educate" the public.
Crawford wrapped it up with a warning.
"There of course could still be problems," Crawford said. "The administration is acknowledging they expect glitches in that online signup system, and of course, all of that just examples opponents will use to show this law is unworkable."
