My favorite moment is the attempted exit in the red Chinese stage set - worthy of the Three Stooges. No matter how well we like to poke fun of this brain-damaged alcoholic, let's also remember his role in creating 9/11, and Katrina, Iraq, etc. He's a dangerous psychopath like the rest of his administration.

Great site! It appears that we can already begin counting down the days left for Kathy Dent as well!

Her next challenger is a Democratic Marine Corps veteran! Barry was in law enforcement, but didn't give her a good campaign...let's see what this Marine does to Dent!

I'm already envisioning some dramatic taglines on this one..."Who do you want protecting your most precious right?"

It's difficult to find anything to say that isn't a cliche now. For 8 long years, we've been saying things like "What an idiot" and "How could this man be elected president?" ('elected' being arguable).

I'm still terrified at the as yet unseen damage that he has done to our country. But still hopeful that our new president has to be better because at least he can string words together and make sense of them.

Lu~! Can we REALLY? Wasn't the Dent-worm just re-elected by a (supposed) landslide, (much to my utter dismay)? How long is her term? Great to hear she may have a real opponent next time 'round-- thanks for the update.

I have seen some funny moments in this video.

After seeing and hearing a plethera of disenting comments about America and its administration for 50 years I laugh my self to hysterical heighths of all the irrelivent words we all spew to vent some kind of frustration, thinking it will make a difference some how.I am rubbing my hands together in anticipation of all the equally disatisfieing criticism of President Obama, I'm confident that the same dissenters who've enjoyed picking apart past presidents will soon be on the band wagon finding as much wrong or more wrong with Obama, oh how exciting to see people act like a pack of jackals wearing their ignorance on their sleeve for all to see.After all it is far easier to practice the negative, for it takes far more energy to practice positive thinking.