The Democrats might have won the House by a slim margin, but now they face a difficult task — proving they are capable of governing. Many forces will be aligned against them. Few if any of the bills they pass will win approval in the Senate, let alone from the White House. Also, they will likely become obsessed with impeachment, which will turn a lot of the populace against them — not just Republicans, but also independents who want more focus on jobs and the economy. Dick Morris discusses the looming predicament.