[DogBarkTree]

There is a word for people who do this but I think it would only get my comment deleted.

[johnnycap]

The photo really speaks to a pervasive attitude that must have been present. Each piece of trash you see (and I assume it goes all the way from the capitol to the obelisk), is a decision that says someone else can pick up after me...I am not responsible.

All this, while their hero is up there on the podium telling all of us that we who are now departing are taking an era of irresponsibility with us. Ironic isn’t it?

[XenaLee]

I call it the aftermath of ‘typical DemocRat/leftist’ hypocrisy. Not a word, but an appropriate term....and worse than any epithet you could come up with.

[mass55th]

The aftermath of a disaster.

[CindyDawg]

I know it's winter but....what happened to the grass?

Obama should call them all back to come clean this mess up.

[Merlinator]

This one picture is so symbolic of the Obama administration. They will leave nothing but trash and ugliness in their wake. I am heartsick.

[Dixie Yooper]

Reminds me of the Earthday 1995, 25th Anniversary Celebration aftermath, but on a much larger scale.

[Tunehead54]

I, for one, am happy to see no American flags on the ground - better than completely negative. ;-)

[FreeAtlanta]

People who do this don’t deserve our great nation. Unfortunately, they are tearing it down so the rest of us don’t have it either.