Barack Obama, a politician with no executive experience and limited legislative experience, won the White House against the odds a year ago in part because he won the vaunted “youth vote.” His messages of “hope” and “change” convinced those voters that Obama would be different:

Obama had become to his youthful supporters a vessel for all of their liberal hopes. They saw him as a transformational figure who would end war, save the Earth from global warming, restore the economy — and still be home for dinner. They lashed out at anybody who dared to suggest that Obama was just another politician, subject to calculation, expediency and vanity like all the rest.

But the young and the gullible have learned in less than a year how self-delusional they were to worship a man who came to the White House from Satan (that’s a joke, all you humorless liberals):

[T]hey’re using words such as “O’Bomber” to describe the president. MoveOn.org launched a petition drive against [his new Afghanistan war] policy. Code Pink, the group that heckled Bush officials for years, heckled Obama advisers on Capitol Hill last week. The liberal Web publisher Arianna Huffington told Charlie Rose that the policy “puts into question his whole leadership.”

This is what happens when true believers mistake a mortal for a messiah.

And this is also what happens when impressionable youth want to believe a lie. America got in President Obama exactly what her people voted for. The country will survive him just as it has other bad presidents, but let’s hope voters, including young and naive liberals, have learned their lesson and show the rookie the door in 2012.

It’s time to grow up and vote conservative.