It isn’t a lot of fun being a Democrat member of the House or Senate Democrat facing voters this November. Alex Sink’s defeat in Florida’s special election despite a money and name recognition advantage was bad enough, but the contents of a new Wall Street Journal-NBC News poll portend a genuine wave election sweeping out Demcorats who once enjoyed job security. Chris Cillizza of the Washington Post highlights 3 findings of great concern: 41. That's President Obama's overall job approval in the new NBC-WSJ survey, the lowest he has been in the history of the poll…. Here's why that matters. When Democrats lost control of the House in the 1994 election, President Bill Clinton's approval rating was at 46 percent in the final Gallup poll before the election. In 2010, when Republicans won 63 seats -- and the majority -- Obama was at 45 percent job approval in the last Gallup poll  (snip) 2. 44. That's the percentage of...(Read Full Post)