Do the 90% of Americans who disapprove of Congress,

[edhopper]

realize that what they don't like is 90% of the Republicans fault.
I think that most of them are in the "they are both the same" camp, unfortunately.
We had a small window after the 2008 election when Americans really blamed the Republicans,
but Obama and the Dems decided to defer to them at every turn and we lost our chance at true progressive change.

[BlueToTheBone]

1. Never fear. People know who is doing what. n/t

[bowens43]

2. if only that was true

Unfortunately most voting Americans have absolutely no idea what is going on politically You can never overestimate the ignorance of the average American.

[edhopper]

3. +1

If that were true. every Republican Senator would be facing a tough re-election. They are not.

[BlueToTheBone]

7. except when they do this sort of thing

you think, well even the average viewer can see this guy is a rude a*hole.

[emulatorloo]

4. Saw some polling on DU the other day said about 75 percent blame Republicans

Another poll that said majority trust Obama on the economy over congressional Republicans.

Hopefully some one remembers where those were.

[Quartermass]

5. Baloney. This is just the ridiculous blame game. In truth it takes two to tango, and the fault lies

squarely with both parties.

Because both parties do not give a damned for the little people any more, the only thing they care about is getting more money from their corporate masters.

[edhopper]

6. Show me where the Dems

proposed any of the destructive agenda that the Republicans do.
True the Dems have not fought the Republicans nearly enough, but what you said my friend is pure false equivalency bullshit.

[PVnRT]

8. Better question

Will the 90% who disapprove of Congress actually bother voting against the incumbents?

Answer: no.