As some of you may have deduced from my occasional posts here, I have an interest in politics and lean slightly to the conservative side of the spectrum.
I realized tonight I have absolutely no desire to watch the latest installment of the Republican merry-go-round. It's not that I don't care about who the party chooses to run against Hillary (assuming she's either out of jail or is allowed to campaign from her cell). I'm just burned out hearing all the same old stuff from all the same old candidates -- and especially tired of hearing the analysis.
Mrs. LC is a real political junkie, and definitely will submerge herself in it. But I'm going to let her have living room TV and I'll sit here in the office, probably watch the "Fargo" episode I recorded last night and maybe a couple of "Blue Bloods" episodes.
Does this mean America is bored with politics?
I realized tonight I have absolutely no desire to watch the latest installment of the Republican merry-go-round. It's not that I don't care about who the party chooses to run against Hillary (assuming she's either out of jail or is allowed to campaign from her cell). I'm just burned out hearing all the same old stuff from all the same old candidates -- and especially tired of hearing the analysis.
Mrs. LC is a real political junkie, and definitely will submerge herself in it. But I'm going to let her have living room TV and I'll sit here in the office, probably watch the "Fargo" episode I recorded last night and maybe a couple of "Blue Bloods" episodes.
Does this mean America is bored with politics?