Layers and LAYERS of fact-checking going on

Did I mention layers?

WASHINGTON - Forty percent of Americans have never lived when there wasn't a Bush or a Clinton in the White House. Anyone got a problem with that? With Hillary Rodham Clinton hoping to tack another four or eight "Clinton" years on to the Bush-Clinton-Bush presidential pattern that already has held sway for two decades, talk of Bush-Clinton fatigue is increasingly cropping up in the national political debate.

The dominance of the two families in U.S. presidential politics is unprecedented. (The closest comparisons are the father-son presidencies of John Adams and John Quincy Adams, whose single terms were separated by eight years, and the presidencies of fifth cousins Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt, whose collective 20 years as president were separated by a quarter-century.)

Eight years, twenty four years, who is counting....

Sidenote: shouldn't this really be Yale Fatigue? The unprecedented dominance of the White House by graduates of fair New Haven?

Sidenote Deux: what's with articles like this and the dissing of the Harrisons? What, William Henry serves the most scandal free term as president, followed by his grandson Benny, and they get no love from the historians? Meh.