It's a 'JetBlue Election' for Voters Angry About It All

The Wall Street Journal and NBC have a new poll out, and—surprise, surprise—Americans are in a seriously foul mood about pretty much everything. Consider the midterms the "JetBlue election," says Democratic pollster Peter Hart. "Everyone's hurling invective and they're all taking the emergency exit." Some highlights:

• Americans are about evenly split on Obama's overall job performance, but 60% don't think he's got the right policies to fix the economy.

• The percentage of people who think positive thoughts about the GOP fell to 24%, a record low.
• Democrats don't fare much better, and their frustrated voters are more likely to sit out this election than Republicans.
• Those who think this Congress is among the worst of all time is at an all-time high.
• Two-thirds don't think the economy has hit bottom.
• Nearly 70% feel less confident about the Afghan war, and less than half approve of Obama's handling of it.

(More NBC News/Wall Street Journal stories.)