new york republicans mostly blame u.s. congress president donald trump party leaders fail pass party healthcare overhaul accord reuters/ipsos opinion poll release wednesday march 25-28 poll ask take responsibility failure american health care act ahca republican leaders pull consideration last week without vote besides trump back bill house representatives speaker paul ryan expect shepherd congress poll ask people blame house republicans house democrats media republicans likely blame congress 26 percent say house democrats responsible 23 percent blame house republicans another 13 percent blame trump 10 percent blame ryan percent blame media assessment appear align trump criticism democratic leaders conservative freedom caucus blame bill failure overall nearly one four americans include democrats independents blame trump ryan congress media receive less criticism republican reform widely criticize estimate non-partisan congressional budget office show 24 million people could lose health insurance next 10 years trump say tuesday still think healthcare reform happen quickly washington offer specifics could get do would change previous bill nearly half americans say would like see happen though response split along party line 80 percent republicans say would like see party take another swing bill compare 25 percent democrats separate poll conduct jan.7-23 46 percent americans want keep obamacare popular name president barack obama healthcare reform fix problem areas another percent want keep exactly reuters/ipsos poll conduct online english 50 state march 25-28 poll include 1,332 people include 456 republicans 558 democrats credibility interval measure accuracy percentage point entire group percentage point democrats republicans report chris kahn edit ross colvin exclusive republicans mostly blame congress healthcare reform failure reuters/ipsos poll