Many Americans, for example, feel a pointed disaffection for her.
However, I must admit to having a preternatural disaffection for large deficits and big government which is what Koo and Minsky advise respectively - a recent cartoon shows why.
Outside their stable base of support, Conservative popularity has sagged amid an economic downturn and disaffection for a party that has been in power for nine years.
Those forecasts are predicated on an election upheaval on a scale not seen in generations, with an electorate divided by disaffection for Labour, scant enthusiasm for David Cameron and his new-look Conservatives and the recent surge by the Liberal Democrats, a left-of-center party riding the unaccustomed popularity of its leader, Nick Clegg.
As the left-wing newspaper Liberation put it in an editorial Monday: "Despite the continuing disaffection for Nicolas Sarkozy, a [Socialist] victory is far from preordained". There are several reasons.
They simply do not want it — or want it enough — and cite various reasons, including an overriding patriotism for their native country, disaffection for the policies of the United States government, even simple fecklessness.
On its face, the goal of an early Labour return to 10 Downing Street may not be an impossible reach, despite the deep popular disaffection for the party after 13 years in power and its crashing defeat in the May election.
"It's not clear whether something like the Independence Party is a new party affiliation or catches people's disaffection for the parties".
Was Arum's disaffection for Steve Wynn, owner of the Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev., what prompted a ringside incident last Thursday at a fight card that Arum was promoting?
Impossible and ridiculous to deny the great disaffection for the living decorative arts during the last 20 years".
