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Survey Says: Voter Anger May Not Result In Anti-GOP Tsunami

By Louis Jacobson
Roll Call Staff
Sept. 13, 2006, Midnight

National polls are showing high — and in many cases, increasing — levels of voter frustration with the direction of the country, politics as usual and the Republican leadership.

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