As desperate, phony, and even dangerous of a campaign Democrats ran this year, and as embarrassing as the outcome was for all of them, nobody came out looking more pathetic than Barack Obama. From 2024’s vantage point, is there any way to look at his legacy but as a tragic blight on American history?

In the final months of the campaign, Obama seemed to know the outcome of the election would say just as much about him as it would about Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, or Donald Trump. And, like all realistic Democrats, he knew that the nominee he supported was on track to lose. His behavior in those days was nothing short of appalling.

Obama first stood by and said nothing when George Clooney, who I had no idea was Democrat royalty, announced in The New York Times that Biden should give up his reelection campaign, as if there was some obvious plan as to what the party would do in that event. Obama did nothing and said nothing as his former vice president was squeezed out, and then he offered what should go down in Democrat history as the most uncomfortable, underwhelming endorsement a former president has ever offered a subsequent nominee. Obama participated in a highly staged phone call with Harris and, with all the enthusiasm of a mortician, told her, “It appears that people feel very strongly that you need to be our nominee.”

It never got any better, and it climaxed in the shocking display of Obama belittling black men. Because he shared in their race (somewhat), Obama felt they should do as he said. “You’re coming up with all kinds of reasons and excuses,” he told them to their faces with his arms crossed and brow furrowed. “I’ve got a problem with that because part of it makes me think — and I’m speaking to men directly now — part of it makes me think that, well, you just aren’t feeling the idea of having a woman as president.” Obama literally wagged his finger to tell these grown men, “That’s not acceptable. This shouldn’t even be a question.”

If that weren’t crazed enough, he then trotted out wife Michelle to further nag male voters. “So fellas,” she said at a rally in Michigan, “before you cast your votes ask yourselves what side of history do you want to be on.” She said male “rage” is what could cost Democrats the election. “If we don’t get this election right,” she nagged, “your wife, your daughter, your mother — we as women will become collateral damage to your rage. So are you men prepared to look into the eyes of the women and children you love and tell them that you supported this assault on our safety?” (Can we get one of those overpaid consultants to advise women in politics that there’s nothing frank or authentic about referring to men as “fellas?”) (Read more from “2024’s Biggest Loser Was Barack Obama” HERE)

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We’ve been keeping an eye on Obama lately, and it’s clear that ol’ Barry has lost his mojo. His once larger-than-life persona is fading fast—he’s now just a shadow of the political star he used to be. One thing is certain: Barack Obama doesn’t have staying power. Once the PR teams and the media pack up and move on, he starts withering like a dusty old houseplant desperate for water. As Barry scratches and claws to keep some semblance of power, his desperation is becoming painfully obvious, and he’s coming off as needy and wildly frantic. His reputation has also taken a serious hit after he endorsed a dementia patient and a DEI diva. These questionable moves really call into question Obama’s so-called leadership skills and his terrible decision-making.

We noticed Obama lost his mojo early on, but it became glaringly obvious when Kamala was installed as the “candidate.” Obama was frantic to secure the black male vote, so he hit the campaign trail in his high-waisted mom jeans, looking and acting like an annoyed woman, berating black men for not backing yet another uninspiring, media-created, do-nothing DEI person of color. At that point, and also from the nasty reception he got, it was clear—Barry was no longer the “cool cat” who could calm all those rising oceans and stuff.

Revolver:

There was a time when Barack Obama hitting the campaign trail would send shockwaves through the political world. Republicans would brace themselves because Obama could ignite a movement with just a few words.

After all, this was the guy with so much “swag” that he could go mega-viral for singing a few lines of Al Green.

But not anymore. Barry has lost his mojo.

The man who was once revered as a strong, charismatic leader is now a shell of his former self. Remember 2016, when he campaigned for Hillary? He was still commanding arenas full of voters. Sure, Hillary lost, but to be fair to Barry, she might be even worse than he is, so he didn’t have much to work with. Plus, they hadn’t perfected “mail-in ballots” yet.

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Nowadays, it seems like Obama’s failed policies and empty promises have caught up with him, and people see right through the façade. He doesn’t command the respect or admiration he once did.

Instead, he looks more like an effeminate, nervous wreck, getting grayer by the day as he watches his power slip away.

(Read more from “So, This Is the Sad, Embarrassing End to Obama…” HERE)