On March 6, 2010, it was reported Bergich became the 50th Senator agreeable to using the highly questionable [[budget reconciliation]] process as a means to circumvent ordinary Senate rules to force [[President Obama]]'s [[healthcare reform]] package into law.<ref>http://openleft.com/diary/17708/mark-begich-open-to-reconciliation-for-health-reformthat-makes-50</ref> Opinion polls show a majority of Americans oppose the radical measures in the president's healthcare package.<ref>http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/cnn-poll-only-25-support-obamacare</ref>
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On March 6, 2010, it was reported Bergich became the 50th Senator agreeable to using the highly questionable [[budget reconciliation]] process as a means to circumvent ordinary Senate rules to force [[President Obama]]'s [[healthcare reform]] package into law.<ref>http://openleft.com/diary/17708/mark-begich-open-to-reconciliation-for-health-reformthat-makes-50</ref> Opinion polls show a majority of Americans oppose the radical measures in the president's healthcare package.<ref>https://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/cnn-poll-only-25-support-obamacare</ref>