They are relatively the same except they josh Bush on his speaking. We are 50 percent of the population. The other half wants the cards like we did in early 2000's.

You're right. I agree.
Don't have to like it, but I agree.

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Still, they are also definitely on point for setting up a petition such as this.
I am sure they did the same thing back then too.

I liked their funny political cards when I used to shop there.

Unfortunately they fell to the ground while I was holding them and got stepped on and kicked underneath the counter.

Oopsie!

Classy...

Destroy anything else that didn't belong to you while you were there?

Why not buy them and then destroy them?

I think cards like these should be available to those who want to buy them. We had mildly disrespectful cards & calendars for the pretzeldent W, remember?

that portrayed Dubya that way for my sister.

This one is horrible, but the Dubya card wasn't.

They've had this type of thing for every president in my lifetime. Why should Obama be any different?

funny as hell.

... doesn't win.

As the posters above said, if we can mock Bush, they can mock Obama.

And free speech also allows the petition to remove it...

Just ignore it, those that don't like them, won't buy them.

Who really gives a damn about this?

No president deserves fealty. There is nothing offensive about this card. This is oversensitivity. I'm very defensive on behalf of Obama, but only when it actually matters - such as when people compare him to Hitler or claim he's a communist.

This, however, is silliness.

then proceed.

Otherwise, grow some thicker skin. He's the President, not your teen idol.

A little light-hearted humor at the expense of the President of one of the most powerful countries in the world and a multi-millionaire. Yeah, that will be high on my list of priorities. Have you seen this President take part in more disrespectful actions than this card? Have you petitioned to get him out of the White House? Of course not.

right after I finish asking Target to stop putting the hand shopping baskets so far away from the door. If I'm forced to use a cart I'm going to fill it even if I'm just there to buy toilet paper.

Oh, I don't know, maybe if Obama ignored warnings of an impending attack on US soil, then sat and did nothing while that attack took place, then flew all of the mastermind's relatives (O's family friends and business partners) out of the US the day after the attack when commercial airliners were grounded and before the FBI could question them, then invaded a country that had nothing to do with the attack, killing hundreds of thousands of people and adding trillions to the US deficit, I might feel differently about a card lampooning him.

But until that time, I see a universe of difference between B and O.

No difference. We have had it in this country since day one.

These same cards were there for Bush, and I wouldn't have petitioned to have those removed.

As others have already said, I remember identical cards back in the Bush years.

Ridicule is one of the prices of holding political office, as it should be.

there was so much anti-shrub stuff out there and their "respect the office" calls.

Your family member or "friend" who thinks it's all Obama's fault. And sign it your Emperor in Chief. These cards would be great for Obama to send to GOP members of congress and senate.

I've received some. I think it's more "poking fun" than disrespect.

We had them when Bush was president, we had them when Obama's president, and we'll have them for whomever is the next president.

Plenty of worse things to get worked up about.

with George W Bush dressed in drag (a different outfit every card). That's in no less bad taste than these cards. First amendment means sometimes you get offended. Welcome to the USA.

- there are similar cards for every president and they've been around for years. Get a sense of humor!