Is it a bad sign for Democrats that 55% of people say they want to vote for a congressperson who opposes Obama?

[Romeo In Blue Jeans]

Only 40% said they would vote for a congressperson who supports him.

CNN poll:


http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/201...witterfeed

[Jay]

Or, it could mean that the Dems will become anti-Obama.

[K8]

I am on board with this. I am also planning to vote many incumbents out (party does not matter).

[James]

CNN is biased You should choose a source closer to Obama

[114]

eh... I think most people are tired of both parties...

[bil]

You will have to pry Harry's cold gnarly fingers from the gavel....Not a problem...life has become more pleasant since the wicked witch of the west got the tax subsidized, booze loaded, broomstick 1, 737 GROUNDED...Now she has to fly "with the little people"

[pyrite ponderer]

Democrats need to go. So do Republicans. We need to get rid of ALL OF THEM. They hurt far more than they help. We're better off in anarchy.

[★Ŕ♡MΛŔƐ★]

It's not that we need to get rid of the politicians; it's that we need to get rid of money in politics. That would attract different candidates. They wouldn't have to already be wealthy and spend 90% of their time begging for more money once elected. The corporations would not have the power instead of the people.

[902]

HAHAHA, That is awesome. Yes it is a bad sign. In fact, if liberals were honest, they would see this as a sign to shut up about "We won the election so stop obstructing Obama". What they fail to realize is that most of the House ran on a platform of opposing Obama in the last election. And they won.

[tehabwa]

This far away from the election? Not really.

No one who has any grasp of reality thinks that a poll taken NOW gives likely results 11 months from now.