If the British like their wars short and sharp, with a clear cause and a victory they can celebrate, then Iraq, Afghanistan, and its associated interventions, along with the seemingly open-ended commitments they represent, have been a major source of disaffection.
SINCE the Conservative-Liberal Democrat government was formed in May, most observers have looked to the Lib Dems as the main source of disaffection.
The campaign is also determined to overcome any disaffection among the president's grassroots supporters, who are a source of small-dollar donations and volunteers for the campaign.
Find a source of motivation.
With "North Circular" they've already written a genuine classic, a song for an age of disaffection, disgruntlement and disappointment.
"Our own canvassing returns show a lot of disaffection with broken Conservative promises," Williams says.
In spite of these efforts, a degree of disaffection exists among the citizens with regard to politics.
Christmas Island last week was a powderkeg of disaffection looking for a spark to ignite it.
A sense of disaffection may have further bonded the group at this stage.
He, too, had been sent to the countryside, and they shared a sense of disaffection.
