I'm glad Republicans don't like him - that means he's doing the damn thing.

Tonight's headline on Fox: "OBAMA SUPPORT AMONG REAL AMERICANS NOSEDIVES!"

When the other guy spits on your outstretched hand, it's time to say, "fuck you, too."

Nobody could have predicted that spoiled-toddler wingnuts wouldn't like the grownups being in charge again.

Of course there's a drop among republicans! They are praying for him to fail...and that means we all fail. The fact that he might actually clean up this pigsty the Last Occupant left us gives them the cold shivers and makes Little Bobby Jindal jump up and down in a snit.

Who cares what they think? We outnumber them.

Obama is running his administration like he ran his campaign, and the GOP are running the opposition like McCain ran his campaign. McCain was all about "winning" the day, the hour, the minute - that's what the Republican opposition is doing now. The Obama Administration is like his campaign, looking at a broad strategic picture.

Right now there is a Republican purity test going on, with moderate Republican politicians being targeted - not seeming to realize that the voters who voted said politicians in were likely moderates themselves. The more hard Right candidates the pure Republicans run, the more moderates and independents will side with the Obama Administration. With Obama staking out the moderate middle, it forces the GOP to attack from the hard right.

The GOP's problem is that they're trying to make their comeback in one election cycle. There is no leadership that is bigger than the actors in the party now - meaning guys like Boehner, Cantor, McConnell and the like push for a ill advised quick comeback to save their own political hides, risking the viability of the Party as a whole for the long haul if they fail.

They should be working with Obama, licking their wounds and planning their comeback for 2014 and then the big play for 2016 Presidential election.

The problem is there is no leadership, Bush and Cheney ran the GOP Senate and GOP House, so with Bush and Cheney out of the picture, now folks are trying to step up and fill the void with no experience in leadership for the past eight years.

They will do whatever it takes for them to think they are relevant. More and more they are becoming less and less. With Boner, Cantor, Shelby, Bunning, McConnell and other Republicans in the House and Senate who are over caffeinated, it won't be long before they really go off the rails.

I'm beginning to think that the Republican members of Congress are just now figuring out how much the ground has shifted beneath them. Up until recently they have been behaving as if the last election didn't happen, and it has taken them this long to begin to listen to the noise they're generating.

Morons such as Senator Shelby have always made the moronic statements like the one questioning the President's citizenship, but up until the last election it was just background noise. The media was more focused on the White House and the President, so Senator Shelby could fly under the radar.

Now that the GOP is such a decided minority, and that minority consists of the most conservative members of the party, the more outrageous remarks are getting more play. Senator Shelby is now front and center, and whatever leadership is left in the GOP is slow to react.

I just wonder how long it will take the party to realize that they are becoming more and more irrelevant, and what they will do to correct the situation.

Did anyone really think this country was going to have bipartisanship after Obama got elected, keep in mind there are still plenty of people who didn't vote for him. It's not a big surprise that many people are not happy with Obama, he really hasn't done anything too great to receive praise, he hasn't had enough time.