Obama's Bayonet Attack Line Sticks

By Warren Rojas

Posted October 23, 2012 at 12:44pm

Won. Lost. No matter what team you’re pulling for in the presidential election, it’s safe to say GOP hopeful Mitt Romney has been master of the post-debate meme (Big Bird! Binders!) during the first two televised scraps.

Last night, President Barack Obama struck meme gold with his broadside on Romney’s accounting of our military might.

One Facebook user seized on the applause line for a quick hit:

Bayonets and Horses card — (Courtesy Facebook)

armchair critic

Others embraced the long view:

Horses and Bayonets campaign — (Courtesy Know Your Meme)

Pinning their hopes on a much stronger ticket the next time around.

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