Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Americans have come to hold a harshly negative view of the Republican Party during the government shutdown, giving the GOP a far larger share of the blame for a political brawl that many believe is harming the economy, a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll found. 
  
 The poll of 800 Americans found scant confidence that President Barack Obama and Republicans in Congress can find a way out of the morass, with nearly eight in 10 saying... ||||| A new poll from NBC News and The Wall Street Journal highlighted public disgust with Congress over the government shutdown and debt-deal fight, with Republicans taking much of the blame. 
  
 Six in 10 people said they would defeat and replace every member of Congress if they could, including their own, a warning to members of both parties just a year before the midterm elections. 
  
 But the news was worse for Republicans. 
  
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 Approval of their party dipped to 24 percent in the poll, with 53 percent of the public blaming Republicans for the shutdown, compared to 31 percent that blamed Obama. Thirteen percent blame both parties equally. 
  
 Disapproval of Republicans topped 70 percent in the poll, compared to 59 percent disapproval of Democrats. Forty-eight percent of the public disapproves of Obama. 
  
 More than a year out from the midterm elections, 47 percent would like to see a Democratic-controlled Congress. Thirty-nine percent would like Republicans to keep control, and 14 percent are not sure. The 8-point advantage for Democrats is a 5-percent increase in one month. 
  
 House GOP leaders on Thursday proposed a six-week hike to the debt ceiling to buy time for a longer budget negotiation. Republicans discussed the proposal with President Obama at the White House Thursday evening, and both sides described the talks as constructive. 
  
 There was also a notable change of tone from Republicans and the White House after the meeting, a possible sign the sides are getting close to a deal and that the polls have been noticed. 
  
 Compared to the last shutdown in 1996, Republicans are shouldering more of the blame. A similar poll taken at the end of the previous shutdown found 44 percent of the public blamed Republicans while 33 percent blamed the then-President Clinton. 
  
 Seventy percent of people believe Republicans are putting their political agenda above the good of the country, while 51 percent think Obama is doing the same. 
  
 A week away from the Oct. 17 deadline to raise the debt limit, 42 percent of the public believes the economy will get worse before it gets better. That is up 18 points since last month. 
  
 The poll surveyed 800 national adults and has a 3.46 percent margin of error. 
  
 — This post was updated at 6:56 a.m. Friday |||||
A:
America is sick of the Republican Party, a new poll suggests. Just 24% of the public has a positive view of the GOP in the Wall Street Journal/NBC News survey. That's the lowest in the history of the poll, which dates back to 1989. The Tea Party movement is even worse off at 21%. By contrast, 39% view Democrats favorably, about as many as view them unfavorably. The government shutdown just might be playing a role here—the GOP is taking more blame for it than President Obama by a 22-point margin (53% to 31%). At this point, 47% said they'd like to see Democrats take control of the House in 2014, compared to 39% for Republicans—a 5-point improvement for Democrats over last month. Of course, as the Hill points out, what the public really wants is a clean slate; 60% said they would replace every single member of Congress if they could.