According to the latest polls, only 28 percent of Americans believe the country is headed in the right direction, the lowest in a decade, and most point the finger of blame at the occupants of Capitol Hill and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Pollsters say American anger is at an all-time high. You don’t need a poll to figure that out. Just wander down to the local coffee shop for breakfast and listen to the anger spilling out over the war in Iraq, skyrocketing energy prices and a government out of control.
“More and more Americans are angry,” says retired Gen. Wesley Clark, a Democratic presidential candidate in 2004. “They are angry about the president's incompetence and his general unwillingness to acknowledge with some humility that he has made some terrible and tragic mistakes regarding the mission in Iraq.”
Anger towards the President and government is not limited to Democrats or liberals. Conservatives and Republicans show increasing displeasure on a variety of fronts.
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