How Obama is Like the University of Georgia Football Team

For about nine months we have heard GEORGIA GEORGIA GEORGIA.

Coach Mark Richt is just amazing and one of the best Coaches ever,

isn't it a shame that Georgia got robbed by LSU and had to play in the rinky dink Sugar Bowl,

The Georgia Quarterback is so great,

Georgia is likely to be in the National Championship Game in 09 after being robbed by LSU last year

LOOK AT US!!!!!

Coach Mark Richt wife is the most amazing football Coaches wife ever,

isn't it great how the Georgia State Legislature passed a resolution to get rid of the BCS because we all know they were the best team in and should have gone to the big game,

Georgia is back,

Did we say how amazing Coach Mark Richt was again,

Why did mere silly mortals hold the fact that we could not make it to SouthEastern Conference Championship game against us last year and not see how just FAB we were


look we are number one in the PRE SEASON polls after 7 months of non stop coach and fan whining and Atlanta media spin that demanded you acknowledge our greatness and we are the best thing since sweet tea,

Georgia is awesome,

Isn't it just horrible Georgia had to play little ole Hawaii in prime time

Look ESPN is talking about Georgia again

Georgia is the big IT for 2008 etc etc

I think I can speak for a lot of SEC fans that we are truly sick of Georgia. Expect to see what is happening to Obama to happen to Georgia.

The Campaign Spot made this astute resolution on Georgia I mean Obama Fatigue and I think both examples are apt at Is Obama's Slump From McCain's Ads? Or From Overall Barack Fatigue? He says

Tom Daschle — who hopefully is feeling some sense of relief or justice at the developments in the anthrax case — says McCain's ads mocking Obama are having an effect. I find myself less certain...

I do wonder, however, if we're seeing something Walter Shapiro discusses in Salon today — a sense of Obama fatigue. Obama's speech at the 2004 convention? The best debut of a politician in a generation, we were told (and it probably was). He won his Senate seat, and Newsweek put him on the cover of their 2004 year-end issue as the man of Purple America (for beating Alan Keyes). By 2006 Time was putting him on the cover and explaining "Why Barack Obama Might Be Our Next President." Then he won Iowa, and it was a major breakthrough in American political history. Then he gave his speech on race after the Jeremiah Wright sermons surfaced, and we were told it was the greatest speech on race since Abraham Lincoln. Then he gave his speech in Berlin, and we were told it was the greatest speech by an American overseas in anyone's memory. There's been a lot more advertising in my media market (Washington, D.C.) presumably because of the expectation that Virginia is winnable. Now we're told he's going to give the most amazing convention speech the world has ever seen, a speech so big it needs to be in a football stadium...


It's easy to imagine 51 percent of voters, as the Pew Research Center found, saying, "enough already." We get it. He's the greatest thing since sliced bread. Every speech is the greatest address he's ever given... since the last one.
Sports fans got sick of hearing about What Will Brett Favre Do for a solid month. We're now on several years, with particular intensity in the past few months, about how swell Obama is.
In light of that, one wonders if the $6 million in McCain advertising and $5 million in Obama advertising during the Olympics is such a great idea...
08/07 10:22 AM

So like Obama watch Georgia stock plummet soon.