Obama thrill is gone as polls support Romney and change

Bayoubuzz.com ^ | May 8, 2012 | Jeff Crouere

[Marketfly1]

n 2008, the Obama campaign represented “Hope and Change” and inspired millions of voters to pull the lever for the unknown man from Illinois. At his campaign rallies, it was commonplace to see supporters fainting, overcome with raw emotion. Obama’s 2008 campaign was fueled by an amazing combination of energy and optimism rarely seen in American politics.

[varmintman]

Sounds like just enough of those clowns might be figuring out the guy’s a gangster to kill the good vibrations...

[HiTech RedNeck]

A real huckster.

[oyez]

B.B. King was serious when he played "The Thrill is Gone" at the Whitehouse.

I would take this all with a grain of salt. Come late summer the medicine men will be passing out the ghost shirts and charging up the masses.

[oyez]

B.B. King was serious when he played "The Thrill is Gone" at the Whitehouse.

I would take this all with a grain of salt. Come late summer the medicine men will be passing out the ghost shirts and charging up the masses.

[oyez]

B.B. King was serious when he played "The Thrill is Gone" at the Whitehouse.

I would take this all with a grain of salt. Come late summer the medicine men will be passing out the ghost shirts and charging up the masses.

[mylife]

We need to stop playing “the thrill is gone” ourselves and get rid of this punk.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Vintage Freeper for posting this:

[MNDude]

Perhaps another speech will help?

[Old Sarge]

inspired millions of voters to pull the lever for the illegitimate, bisexual, Marxist Kenyan Muslim from Indonesia.

There, more accurate by far.

[napscoordinator]

Let the Republicans and Democrats start over and pick another candidate. If “other” was on the ballot, both Romney and Obama would lose to “other”. This is so depressing and a disaster. Whoever wins, America loses.