It truly boggles my mind that there are many Americans who want to replace President Obama...

[YoungDemCA]

...with this fucking guy:



Our President is so intelligent, yet so humble, so professional, so dignified, so very good at the impossibly and unimaginably difficult job of being the President of the United States and the Leader of the Free World, with so many remarkably impressive and substantial legislative achievements in spite of unfathomable obstacles and the odds being against him from the very beginning, and a man who is incredibly devoted to his beautiful wife and equally beautiful daughters. In other words, our President is a truly impressive and admirable man and an undeniably great role model for people of all backgrounds - not just the black community who justifiably hold a special place for him in their hearts.

He is such an amazing President and equally (if not more) amazing human being, I really have to wonder exactly what it is about President Obama that so many people in this country intensely and viscerally hate - I really can't put my finger on what aspect of the man that all too many Americans really cannot stand, what specifically they see as different about this President from all others, and why he is therefore both an illegitimate Chief Executive and an existential threat to the United States of America...

[tonyt53]

1. Stupidity should be considered a mental illness. Maybe the Trumpsters could get some help.

[grossproffit]

2. This f*ck has made it okay for white nationalists to come out of hiding. I'm mad as hell.

[DemonGoddess]

3. Consider this

the election of President Obama pissed off many racist jackasses. They are very loud and obnoxious. You see it in the inaction in Congress, you see and hear it with the FAUX pundits.

It doesn't MATTER to them that PBO has done an exceptional job DESPITE historic obstructionism and hyper partisanship from the Rethugs.

[MADem]

4. They liked having a POTUS of color so much, that they've decided they want to try out the

Crayola edition, perhaps...?

for the irony-impaired.

[Hoyt]

5. He reminds me of one of the South African defenders of Apartheid 30 or so years ago.