We all know Barack Obama is a terrible president that’s basically lost touch and is an ideologue. Aside from his consistent slide in approval and consistent loss of confidence by the people according to every major poll, one glaring thing in particular show’s me that his support has tanked. I’ll get to that in a minute.

I was going to give him a chance and be open-minded. That didn’t last long. As soon as he signed the order to close the prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba I knew we at least had another Jimmy Carter on our hands.

So very early on my, for lack of a better term, “anti-Obama” posts began. Lot’s and lot’s of comments and emails defending Obama and attacking me at the time. I was called a racist for speaking out, quite strongly against Obama’s policies. Yeah, I know. There’s some really high I.Q. at work, eh? By them calling me the racist because I don’t like Obama’s policies, wouldn’t that make them the racists? Sure it would. They are the one’s introducing race to the discussion when race was never mentioned or insinuated. That just goes to show you the feeble-mindedness we have to put up with on occasion. Sometimes it’s like we are simplifying things and talking to young children. We have to do that from time to time because, well, they’re leftists.

On to the subject at hand. Now, two plus years in to the Obama presidency my “anti-Obama” posts receive little, if any resistance. The amount of people defending Obama and his policies have fallen off to practically nothing. That says a lot, particularly since our circulation has tripled since then.

I’ve talked to a few other conservative bloggers and they all say the same thing, which would be that Obama’s defenders have practically fallen off the face of the Earth.

That’s not to say they’re not out there. They’ve just dropped off in numbers. I still get a couple of progressive idealogues that strongly defend him, but understand this, those are the people who are so far out there that if Barack Obama asked them to jump off the Empire State building, they would. They’re the kind of people who have the same type of mindset as the followers of Jim Jones once had.