[ConservativeMan55]

Obama is a joke.

In a year from now most people won’t even remember his name.

[snarkytart]

Oh please, I hope so! I love your optimism. Maybe you can spread some sunshine in this thread:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2077675/posts

[RedRover]

Barack will be the last man thrown under the bus in this campaign.

[TexasRedeye]

In a year from now most people won’t even remember his name.

He'll be referred to as "that black guy who ran for president" and he'll go down in the Black History Month and be celebrated with Dr. MLK forever, though.

President Palin will sign a declaration into law naming a Post Office in Chicago after him and his daughters will be "punished" with 3 or 4 kids each.

FOX news will get him to replace Al Sharpton.

[fanfan]

In a year from now most people won’t even remember his name.

Oh yes we will.

Never surrender, never retreat.

[montag813]

In a year from now most people won’t even remember his name.

My wife said that one day people will look back at Barry in total disbelief that he was ever nominated, and look back at Michelle and laugh at all the ridiculous "Jackie O." comparisons.

[adorno]

In a year from now most people won’t even remember his name.

Thos who do not learn from the lessons of history are doomed to repeat that history.

So, democrats better remember Obama and all that he stood for. Ultra-liberal candidates for the presidency tend not to do too well with the American electorate. George McGovern and Mondale didn't fare too well in 1972 and n 1984. And, though he got elected once, Jimmy Carter is now known as the worst president in the history of the U.S.

But, I don't mind if the democrats don't remember their mistakes. The American people are better off with their mistakes being voted into forgettable history.

[Pearls Before Swine]

In a year from now most people won’t even remember his name.

He can publish autobiography #4 to jog their memories.

[Ottofire]

>Obama is a joke.

>In a year from now most people won’t even remember his name.

Anyone under this assumption, please put it aside.

Never mind the fact that the majority will have picked someone that they actually feel they can trust, and that Obama never really made people feel he was the change this nation needs.

IF Obama loses (and this is not a done deal folks) the Republican party will be demonized endlessly for standing in the way of the assumption of the One to his rightful throne. There will be the claims of fraud and voter intimidation. This will be the everlasting proof that this great nation is racist. The enemies of Obama will be ever in the cross-hairs of his supporters. There will be rioting, and much stamping of feet. This election will be remembered long after the Dimpled Chad and Kerry’s Magical Cambodian Christmas has slipped into the recesses of the national consciousness.