I guess.
On another note, the way that House handles the other 3 Families casts additional skepticism on any plans he has on ruling New Vegas and trying to go after his Space Snake oil.
His chosen lieutenant, Benny, backstabs him in the worst way imaginable and puts House in the worst position since the time Platinum Chip didn't arrive before the Nukes flew.
He makes the Omertas, already described as bloodthirsty and untrustworthy as tribals, and modeled them on prewar gangsters that by their very nature operate by subverting authority for their own gain out of a sense of prewar nostalgia. This allows for a the Omertas to become fifth columnist overnight as soon as a strong enough outside faction tries to work with them (the Legion)
Finally, the White Glove Society, a group of cannibals in their tribal days (because that's a group you should work with), is rapidly relapsing into their tribal ways which again allows outside factions to exploit to create more traitors (still kind of weird that the Legion accepts cannibalism though) and fully turn against the simple stipulation in their contract not to eat people.
So 2 (3 if you count Benny which I do) out of the 3 Families turn against House and his rules. Which really doesn't show how great of a leader he his when running a country. If House can't control a bunch of upstart tribals tuned casino owners, it really throws doubt on his ability to control New Vegas and the wider Mojave area for a long period of time.
