Will November 2012 see another swing of the pendulum?

[Billy000]

IMO the "I hope he fails" crowd has demonstrated they cannot govern and that "ain't it awful" fear mongering isn't leadership. It's past time to put pragmatic leaders who believe in America and Americans back in office and chase the Eric Cantors and the other extreme ideologues of the world back into obscurity.

Now that Boehner has caved, and the ideologues in the House have recognized their collective effort to stonewall government to embarrass the President for solely political reasons has failed, it appears to me that the tide has changed and next November the American people will once again reject the party that had power and overreached.

Both parties need to recognize that most Americans want stability and real world solutions to problems real Americans face, not pie in the sky promises or fear mongering.

To answer the question in the topic title, yes. Gallup shows that most people think the incumbent leadership in Congress does not deserve to be re-elected. Obama, however, has a much better advantage over them.