Milwaukee (CNN) -- My 91-year-old mother finds a lot of things aggravating. Drugstores that run out of things that are on sale. Typos. And phone calls from Mitt Romney. Quite a few phone calls from Mitt Romney. Also from Rick Santorum. And other people advocating for each of them. She's had enough. Also the television ads. Do they have to run so many? This is one time my mother and the rest of Wisconsin appear to be in sync. The political atmosphere that has prevailed since February 2011, when Republican Gov. Scott Walker launched his proposals to strip public employee unions of almost all of their power, remains supercharged.
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Alan Borsuk: Wisconsin politics in overdrive, with convergence of high-drama elections
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Coming up, he says, are Tuesday's primary, recall votes, primaries for their opponents
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Borsuk: Fall vote, open Senate seat mean Wisconsinites are suffering from political fatigue
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People are sick to death of deluge of political ads and robocalls, Borsuk says
@placeholder are worn down precisely because so much is going on, so many people are in various forms of uproar, and the parade of amazing political events doesn't seem to stop.