Five days after the President Obama's "health care speech" before a joint session of Congress, more than sufficient time to encompass all three of the days comprising Rasmussen's three-day rolling average, support for both Obama's health plan and for the president himself has risen dramatically.  On the health plan (emphases mine):Support for the health care reform plan proposed by President Obama and congressional Democrats continues to grow following the president's speech to Congress last Wednesday night. It has now risen to the highest level yet measured, and, for the first time, shows a slight uptick in support among Republicans and voters not affiliated with either party. With this single speech, all the ground Obama and the Democrats lost since the debate on health care began at the end of June has been made up, and more.  Even some Republicans are beginning to warm to it.As for Obama, himself, his personal approval  has experienced a turnaround that...(Read Full Post)