Don't Worry, Congress Can Always Make it Worse

That's the feeling of 62% of respondents to a Rasmussen Survey.  But the divide between the people and the political class goes even deeper (via Beltway Confidential):

"The only exception is the nation's Political Class. Seventy-five percent (75%) of voters in the political Mainstream say if something is not going well, Congress can always make it worse, but 63% of the Political Class disagree (see more on the Political Class-Mainstream divide). 

"Other recent results have found that 60% believe most members of Congress don't care what their constituents think. Also, voters are evenly divided as to whether a group randomly selected from the phone book could do as good a job as the current Congress. Overall, just 16% say that Congress is doing a good or an excellent job."

And just wait until the election's over and Congress returns for the lame duck session. Everything the liberals have wanted to pass but couldn't so far will be brought up in that session in the hopes that disgruntled Democrats who no longer have to face the voters will approve the measures. Stuff like cap-and-tax and card check for labor union elections. It will be ugly.