[pillut48]

Photo: AP

"Obama also signaled to us all that the campaign talk about bipartisanship and 'a new way' was just the clever rhetoric of a highly choreographed campaign." (Photo caption)

Hugh Hewitt nails this phony 'unifier' to the wall! What was the phrase they used to insult President Bush with? "All hat, no cattle"--perfect description of HolyO!!

[Badeye]

Elections have consequences, and the GOP threw the last two away due to stupidity.

We now get to live with the results for at least four years.

[Senator Goldwater]

America lost.

[pillut48]

[apologies to LOLcats] :-)

[Mr. Mojo]

Many voters didn’t think they were voting for an “I won” kind of guy,

They also didn't know they were voting for a "Hussein" kind of guy. ....or a guy who has close associations with terrorists and black nationalists. They were so enamored by his "style" and skin color they didn't want to know anything else.

[o_zarkman44]

“We won” Those two words represent an arrogance in the political world, or the White House, I have never before seen.

Those two words will be the rally point of the new conservative. They may have won. But being on the top only leaves them one way to fall. And they are going to be the ultimate losers. Unfortunately a lot of American people are going to lose because of that arrogance.

Obama never had any intention of working across the aisle. He wants the Republicans to capitulate to his whim so he will not be solely responsible when he fails.

Way to Go Republicans!! Gon’t give them effers an inch more.

[EternalVigilance]

"I won." - Barack Obama

"What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?" - Jesus Christ

[pnh102]

It is too bad Bush and the GOP did not live by this rule when they had the chance.

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

Keep asking Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Sarah Palin, Tim Pawlenty, Bobby Jindal and other senior GOP figures to appear alongside you in D.C to make points and guide press coverage.

Fixed.

[pallis]

“Elections have consequences.” So true, this one more so than any in history, and all of them will be bad unless Republicans figure out how to get their act together and win the next two.

[HungarianGypsy]

This shows that the GOP needs a set. Every one of the people in that room won. Otherwise they wouldn’t be there. Duh!

[Piquaboy]

I really would like to slap that chit eating grin off his face that he always seems to give.

[UpInArms]

Any house member won their seat as well and is there to represent his district. This pompous ass believes that because he won the presidency that no one has a say in the process. This just goes to show you his arrogance or his ignorance. (I believe the former attribute is a product of the later.)

[NELSON111]

As far as I am concerned...he's right. He won. That's true. He won because we 1) ran a disaster of a candidate; 2) Mucked up the whole works by abandoning our principles as a party via Bush and his compassionate big government and 3) have allowed the dems and their media accomplices to paint us as people we are not.

He won...let them (the dems) run this country into the ground ALONE and BY THEMSELVES and we will be the voice of opposition. What will happen is they will be like Carter all over again. What goes around comes around. Hopefully in four years...we can sweep the whole bunch out and then govern from our principles and NOT ABANDON THEM under scrutiny or fear of being called names.

THEN...hopefully...someone with some stones...will stand up as POTUS and say to the minority leader Nancy P...Hey Nancy...remember what you and BHO said 4 years ago? Well guess what...I won...sit down and shut up.

I doubt it seriously though...'cause we are the stupid party and we...for some reason...remind me of the picked on little kid who wants to be friends with the class bully.

[pabianice]

[MIchaelTArchangel]

At least he is honest enough to wear a black hat.

[Antoninus]

Other words to live by:

"Vae victis."

If you don't know what it means, look it up.

[roses of sharon]

[SparkyBass]