A shirtless Vladimir Putin? A birthday cake captioned "You Didn't Bake That"? A mocking reference to Vogue magazine? Warm words from Hugo Chavez? Welcome to the world of Republican birthday cards for President Barack Obama. 
 
 Obama, who turns 51 on Saturday, has joked that his birthday wish is to win Florida in November. The Republican National Committee has other ideas, and is using the occasion to raise money and enlist volunteers with a web site, www.baracksbirthdaycards.com. The cards have mocking or pointed messages about everything from the sputtering economy to the collapse of clean-energy firm Solyndra. 
 
 One card with Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Dianne Feinstein reads "News of Your Birthday Leaked Out." On another card, a grinning, shirtless Russian President Putin says "After The Election You Are Flexible For Me. I Flex For Your Birthday." A particularly dark card reads "Mr. President. I Couldn't Afford To Get You A Gift, So Here Is The Shirt Off My Back — Unemployed." 
 
 It's no " Boehner Birthday Song." 
 
 -- This embed didnt make it to copy for story id = 16917028. ||||| President Barack Obama will celebrate his 51st birthday this weekend, and Republicans are using the occasion to rally donors and volunteers with another round of taunting greeting cards. 
 
 The cards, which are available at the Republican National Committee's latest microsite baracksbirthdaycards.com, taunt the President on everything from the poor economy and high unemployment rate to the Solyndra scandal and White House national security leaks. 
 
 And the mocking isn't limited to Obama. The cards also feature conservative fan favorites like Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, as well as some new faces, including a shirtless Vladimir Putin.
– Tomorrow is President Obama's 51st birthday, and Republicans have designed e-cards in his honor—though they don't exactly wish him the most joyous of days. Instead, the RNC is once again offering a raft of politically-themed birthday wishes ("send your free Barack Birthday Card to friends & family!" it urges) highlighting everything it can't stand or loves to mock about the president, ABC News reports. One card, for instance, features a cake with a note: "You Didn't Bake That." Another says, "I Couldn't Afford To Get You A Gift, So Here Is The Shirt Off My Back—Unemployed." A card bearing a photo of Anna Wintour reads, "The 1% Of Americans Who Read My Magazine Wish You a Happy Birthday." Joe Biden, Harry Reid, and George Clooney are also featured in the campaign; view all the e-cards here.