How about Republican Fatigue

[Toots]

The Buzzword in the middle of Clinton's term was Clinton Fatigue. Well I am Fatigued at the whole Republican Party and I feel fairly certain most Democrats feel the same way but I don't hear anyone saying it. Repulican Fatigue is settling across the nation and that should be a news story in itself.

[Shoeempress]

1. I agree but would label it "lie fatigue". I'm sick of being lied to ALL

the time.

[politicaholic]

2. Clinton aged 10 years in the last 2 yrs of his presidency...

Perhaps dems can put enough pressure on Bush to make the same thing happen.

[Parche]

3. fatigue

I am tired of that word

[Maddy McCall]

4. I think even many Republicans are having Republican fatique.

I read somewhere just yesterday that Republicans fear placing too much trust in their own party for fear that it is becoming too extremist, philosophically, and, also because they fear what will happen to programs like Social Security.

[iconoclastic cat]

6. And yet, they keep voting for Republicans anyway.

Pathetic sheep.

[Maddy McCall]

9. Maybe there'll be an identifiable shift in 2006.

[iconoclastic cat]

11. And maybe I'll fly off to Happyland.

[Maddy McCall]

12. Now there's a post with plenty of substance.

:eyes:

[iconoclastic cat]

13. Okay, how's this: the exit polls may show a shift, but the votes counted

will be oddly tilted for the Republicans, all of whom will win by exactly 7005345 votes.

[lady lib]

5. I was thinking about this a couple of weeks ago

and it occurred to me that what we were calling "Clinton fatigue" was actually "Republican fatigue" all along. They are a tiresome bunch!

[roguevalley]

7. the 2006 congressional elections will tell and the senate looks good

[AX10]

8. I'd love to have the Senate back.

Then we can block every Bush appointment.

[Nikki Stone 1]

10. I guess "Bush fatigue" doesn't work

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