They are furious about power outages, up to eight hours every day they say.
They are furious the government has not said whether they are planning to take legal action.
Democrats are furious because Republicans still haven't presented legislative language spelling out their plan in detail.
But stallowners in Takeshita Dori, a narrow lane near the rockers' paradise, are furious.
And they are furious with Mr Rumsfeld for risking the peace by sticking to his lean-warfare tactics.
Frugal farmers living near the richer towns, with many acres of land but with low incomes, are furious.
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The club are furious after McCarthy was spotted partying in Vigo, just across the Spanish border, last Friday celebrating his girlfriend's birthday.
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Doctors are furious about what they see as "an unhelpful blame game".
Some landlords are furious with Southern Cross's decision to unilaterally cut rents.
No wonder markets are panicking, and no wonder European leaders are furious.
Officers are furious at Home Secretary Jacqui Smith's decision not to backdate a 2.5% pay rise for police in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
But jockeys are furious they cannot use phones at racecourses, saying they need to keep in touch with agents and trainers over forthcoming rides.
They are furious about the violence in Karachi earlier this month.
Most Americans are furious with the lack of transperancy and accountability.
Millions of Americans are furious that, while their investments have been decimated, executives at giant companies have been manipulating financial figures to their own advantage.
"Right now, the Democrats are furious at this guy, " said Carville.
But many shops and restaurants, who are having one of their busiest periods, are furious at the software problems and wonder why they were not anticipated.
Yet many Jews believe that the Vatican has not gone far enough and are furious at Vatican efforts to make the war-time pope, Pius XII, a saint.
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Retailers and families that run small businesses are the backbone of support for the Conservatives and they are furious over the failure of police to protect their property.
Yet patients and doctors are furious at the preliminary decision.
Some architects are furious that their ideas have been ignored.
But at a time when most working-class white voters are furious at the Democrats, the states where these voters are concentrated have become a happy hunting ground for Republicans.
American farmers and food-processing companies are furious that what they see as bogus health and safety concerns are being used to keep their products out of European and other markets worldwide.
They are furious about an online system for claiming expenses which many struggle to use and changes to rules which mean they have to put in claims for stationery, occasionally without success.
Ministers say they are furious that BMW was discussing the sell-off while the UK government was in negotiations with the European Commission in Brussels over an aid package for Rover's Longbridge factory.
Many west Europeans are furious at the growth of street-begging and pickpocketing (often involving children), plus fights and rapes, and the rise of squalid shanty towns on derelict land (or in parks).
They, first of all, these are - it's a largely Republican area, but more than that, they are furious at the idea that South Carolina is nothing but a bunch of laid-off textile workers.
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