Frank Rich recently hit Barack Obama, and he used a Pixar movie to do the hammering.

The New York Times perennial left-of-center columnist handed out kudos to the “WALL-E” film but in the same column gave a less-than-rave review to Obama.

In fact, in media terms, it may already be over for Obama, according to Rich.

“For me, Mr. Obama showed signs of jumping the shark two weeks back,” Rich wrote, “when he appeared at a podium affixed with his own pompous faux-presidential seal.”

Rich went on to say that the bizarre recreation of the presidential seal “could have been a Pixar sight gag.” He then described a scene from “WALL-E,” in which, via flashback, a foolish cartoon executive creates his own fake presidential podium.

Rich further described the Obama campaign as “small-bore and defensive” and accused the Illinois senator of “drifting away from the leadership he promised and into the focus-group-tested calculation patented by Mark Penn in his disastrous campaign for Hillary Clinton.”

A spokesperson who consistently reflects the Democrat base, Rich displays an uneasiness that has clouded the liberal blogosphere ever since Hillary Clinton conceded.

Could it be that there’s a bit of buyer’s remorse among the party faithful?