Obama: Campaigning for me 'not as trendy' as in '08

President Barack Obama acknowledged today while campaigning in Chicago that many of his supporters may have hope-change fatigue:

"Remember what we said in the last campaign -- real change, big change would be hard. It takes time. It may take more than a single term, it may take more than a single president," Obama said, "But what it really takes is ordinary citizens who are committed to continuing to fight and push and keep inching this country closer to its ideals. Its higher ideals."

"It's not as trendy to be involved in the Obama campaign as it was back then," Obama said. "Some of you have rolled up those 'Hope' posters and they're in a closet somewhere."

Four years later, the trill is gone for many. But not for this guy.