Oh oh oh oh, Mr. Obama

[Dinner]

Spending an hour of class time and giving teachers lesson plans? Can you spell indoctrination?

Speaking of retards...

[Ben Kenobi]

Yeah, the retards are claiming Obama is trying to indoctrinate children as if he's the first President to tell kids to work hard in school and not to drop out.

It takes him an hour to say all that? Man, who's riding the short bus today?

[Guynemer]

There was no uproar from the left because despite the current spin from the liberal bloggosphere, neither Reagan nor Bush pushed any agenda except staying in school and the importance of an education. If Obama had done the same no one would have cared.

Really? Have you read Reagan's speech?

http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/archives/speeches/1988/111488c.htm

[Guynemer]

Also, this:

If Obama had done the same no one would have cared.

is just laughable on its face.

[OzzyKP]

The right are looking for any ridiculous thing to throw at Obama. Sadly no matter how preposterous and manufactured their outrage, everything seems to be getting airtime in the press.

[Dinner]

They've got nothing else to report on since Congress is still not in session and there are no big disasters or international news. Still, even when there is real news the Republican noise machine seems to always be able to saturate the air waves with their utter nonsense.

[Ben Kenobi]

Obama is declaring a day off from school and it's republicans filling the airwaves?

[SpencerH]

Really? Have you read Reagan's speech?

http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/archive...88/111488c.htm

Great link.

Perhaps you'd like to point something out that you feel is pushing his agenda other than his pride in America.

[Imran Siddiqui]

I'm sure the lefties didn't like this:

We also find that more countries than ever before are following America's revolutionary economic message of free enterprise, low taxes, and open world trade. These days, whenever I see foreign leaders, they tell me about their plans for reducing taxes and other economic reforms that they're using, copying what we have done here in our country. I wonder if they realize that this vision of economic freedom -- the freedom to work, to create and produce, to own and use property without the interference of the state -- was central to the American Revolution when the American colonists rebelled against a whole web of economic restrictions, taxes, and barriers to free trade. The message at the Boston Tea Party -- have you studied yet in history about the Boston Tea Party, where, because of a tax, they went down and dumped the tea in the harbor? Well, that was America's original tax revolt.

[OzzyKP]

Obama is declaring a day off from school and it's republicans filling the airwaves?

A day off from school.

He should do this once a month, at minimum.

[Ben Kenobi]

I agree with you. He should continue doing this.

[Asher]

Great link.

Perhaps you'd like to point something out that you feel is pushing his agenda other than his pride in America.

Are you seriously this stupid to not see anything overtly political in the speech? Seriously?

Can you not read, did you not read, or are you exceptionally retarded?

[SpencerH]

Same old Asher. Whats the matter dearie, is it that time of the month for you? Perhaps you've been aggravating those hemorrhoids more than usual?

[RGBVideo]

Are you seriously this stupid to not see anything overtly political in the speech? Seriously?

Can you not read, did you not read, or are you exceptionally retarded?

I read it, and it's a non-partisan speech. Well, unless being for democracy and against totalitarianism are "partisan" issues in your country of choice.

How about the content of Obama's speech? Where is it?

[Asher]

I read it, and it's a non-partisan speech. Well, unless being for democracy and against totalitarianism are "partisan" issues in your country of choice.

Yes, the pushing of ideals of "low taxes" and "free trade" is not at all partisan. It's not that the Republicans ever campaign on these issues.