Republicans know about the internet?

One word: Biden.

Utterly inconsequential. The only reason this silliness is getting any attention is because it (childishly) presents a point of view that hasn’t had a large, organized group behind it since the election—mainly because it’s taken up until now for a small minority of cons to decide to stop sniping at each other long enough to orchestrate a Google bomb.

Ya know, if you googled the same thing a year ago, the same thing would have happened. And that had nothing to do with who was President. Anyone who actually things the GOP is behind this…is fucking stupid, and gullible for thing Google allows the government in some secret conspiracy to control search results.. I’d like to give you this magic nickel for $100.

for all the people saying “He’s only been in office for 6 months”. The right said the same thing when the left was bashing ‘W’ 6 months in.. so I would’nt be too quick to defend the Messiah. They’re all politicians, they’re all crooks and mindless bickering about who is worse only makes supporters on both side look like they idiots in the end. How about “All Politicians are Miserable Failures and We the People are what really matters at the end of the day”

got… GOPWND!

Awww, the GOP is so cute when they try to do something someone else has done, thinking they’re being all cutting-edge and radical and stuff.

Attention stupid Republicans: you’re trying to hijack the outrage of the left, built up over eight years of ravaging by George Bush, including two wars, and immediately start from where we left off as if we were playing a game and now it’s your turn. You’re as serious and credible as children playing “Monkey See, Monkey Do.”

This same thing happened all the time during Bush’s presidency. It’s actually funny that you fools are taking offense to it now, though.

Of course. When essentially the same thing is done for George W. Bush it’s all “lmao!” - but, when done to Obama it’s “epic fail.” Yay for double-standards!

So much of a failure, and a disappointment, that he has consistently kept his approval ratings in the 60’s throughout his first 6 months in office.

All the news articles about this are knocking WhiteHouse.gov out of the #1 spot. Go online media!

Well, Barry did want to be a historic President—looks like he didn’t want Jimmy Carter to get all of that glory.

I think we did this to Bush too, so I find it flattering. I’m sure they’re angry that we forced them to learn how to use computers though.

….so, this is what it means to be a republican? I think maybe Arlen Specter is correct in that it’s time to change to a party that takes the problems Bush junior left us seriously….