Remember way back when...and the Media framed the subject as "Clinton Fatigue"

[Toots]

Well it really was Republican Fatigue... People were fatigued at how the Republicans were hounding Clinton. Hounding and hounding and they found nothing. They spent over forty million dollars of our money hounding a very good man. People were tired of that. They were not tired of Clinton. Clinton left office with a higher approval rating than even Reagan did. It was Republican Fatigue, and it has continued even without Clinton to kick around. In fact it has gone even beyond fatigue, The Nation is now completely "Bushed" We need change and we need it yesterday. Republicans got the opportunity to "Show Us" and they did. They showed us that they have not a clue how to govern and I guess that is why they hate government so much. It is hard to do something well if you despise it completely. America you deserve better...Republicans are nothing but bluff and bluster and criminal masterminds..They are extremely competent at stealing our money and dignity but not the least bit at running a country....

[meegbear]

1. There's a whining political pundit here in Boston who has "Bush fatigue" ...

he used it in his blog. But he's a whining bitch; he words it so anti-bush people are "rabid Bush haters" and makes it sound like there's only about 7 people on the planet who are the same about Clinton.

[mwb970]

2. You are so right!

What "Clinton fatigue"? Nobody was sick of the competence, peace and prosperity Clinton brought us, we were sick of the damn Republicans harrassing him, sniffing at his crotch, etc., like some kind of big, thuggish dog that wouldn't go away. Then they stole an election and put the Twerp in the presidency. He has been tearing our country apart for six years now. Huge majorities say we are way off on the wrong track.

I think America has a very strong case of "Republican Fatigue" right now. Maybe that's why not a single Democrat was displaced by a Republican in the 2006 elections? The few Republicans that survived (my Republican congresscritter won by about 1000 votes) know that they are on notice and will likely go down in 2008, unless there is a major Republican move to get rid of Bush & Cheney. (Remember Nixon?)