The candidates debate healthcare for 16 minutes and don't cover any new ground.
Saturday Night Live has already run out of funny sketches about the debates.
You get really upset when 15 minutes go by and there's no update from Slate Trailhead, MSNBC First Read or even Washington Post's The Fix.
You realize that you watched 2 whole hours of Tim Russert programming hoping that someone would say something new.
There have been so many campaign commercials, the candidates have to use the same film in their attack and response ads.
Even Jack Nicholson is recycling his old movies.
No one thinks of the Texas Two Step as a dance anymore.
You volunteer to call a hundred people in Ohio for the Obama campaign. Half the numbers have either been disconnected, or have new owners.
Those voters you do reach think the "kitchen sink strategy" means that they get to throw their kitchen sink at YOU.
Even election officials are hinting at results before Election Day. (Are we still going to have to wait for voting to close before we hear the exit polls?)
Six months before the Democratic National Convention, some superdelegates are already wishing they weren't superdelegates. (Here, here, here and here)
You actually watch a clip of the Canadian Parliament to see how they feel about the whole NAFTA memo leak. (Who cares how they feel???? - Fareed Zakaria apparently...)
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Good luck to voters in Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas and Vermont - We're all waiting to hear from you.
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