And then he gets the Nobel Prize. Honestly, how can satire keep up with this guy?
I was actually toying with this idea (based on George Will's comment, "Unhappy will be a president whose defining adjective is 'vain.'") before
The Corner thought of it.You walked into the White House,
Leaving your unicorn parked outside.
The razor-sharp crease in your pants set off
The shapely toned arms of your bride.
And every leg was tingling
At the hope and change in your stride;
And everyone dreamed that you’d pay off their mortgage –
Pay off their mortgage, and
You're so vain
You probably think this country’s about you;
You're so vain
I'll bet you think this country’s about you -
Don't you? Don't you?
The nation had elected you,
Though no one knew quite where you stood.
You said that you were for peace and love
And everything that was good.
The press refused to question you
And nobody thought that they should;
All that they did was blow clouds full of incense –
Clouds full of incense, and
You're so vain, etc.
Well, we heard that you passed a big stimulus bill
And saved ninety-nine billion jobs.
Then you flew Air Force One off to Copenhagen
And wowed all of those IOC nobs.
And your health care plan will surely pass
In spite of those tea party mobs.
We’re gonna give you a new teleprompter –
New teleprompter, and
You're so vain, etc.