@Lightwizard,
Not according to the polls. We are in the majority and probably are increasing our numbers as the 'political class' continues to ignore the anger that is being created out here in the rest of the world:
Featured in Rasussen today:
41% Favor Government Health Insurance Plan, 44% Opposed
54% Say Chrysler Likely to Be Profitable Once More
Most Florida Voters Might Vote for Crist in 2010 Senate Election
Support for Free Market Economy Up Seven Points Since December
58% Oppose Further Investigation of U.S. Torture Allegations
Republicans Give Romney Edge Over Gingrich
70% Say Big Government and Big Business On the Same Team
Americans continue to look at the massive bailout programs initiated during the Bush years as bad for the nation. Most continue to see deficit reduction as the most important of the budgetary priorities outlined by Obama. Americans consistently view tax cuts as good for the economy and government spending increases as bad.
On top of all that, there’s the view shared by most Americans that no matter how bad things are, Congress can make them worse. Without a sense of economic urgency, that skepticism will slow even the most noble and popular of new programs.
53% Say Next President Likely To Be A Republican
Republicans Give Romney Edge Over Gingrich
Voters Grow More Negative About America’s Long-Term Prospects
Most Florida Voters Might Vote for Crist in 2010 Senate Election
58% Oppose Further Investigation of U.S. Torture Allegations
Pennsylvania Senate Primary: Toomey 51% Specter 30%