Barracknophobia
barracknophobia is a word invented at indecision ’08 to describe anyone who has “the irrational fear of hope” do to barracks campaign having so much to do with hope, and ‘flaunting’ it in his slogans and using it in interviews. it was first said on the ‘daily show with john stewart’, and has been used many times since its original use.
stewart: whew i think i’m going to vote for mccain…
colbert: o’rly? y?
stewart: i’ve finally caught…b-barracknophobia!
colbert: kk thx bai.
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