So do I. That's why I'm voting for John McCain.

The brainwashing of the children proceeds apace.

/not sarcasm

cheers

eon

Well he is only 8 years old and doesn't know about the democratic tradition of blow jobs in the oval office?

Using the children is wrong.
It is so wrong. I can't even come up with words to explain how wrong this quasi-religious cult of personality is. Never mind infecting little kids with it.

Well yes, formally, because this is a democracy, Obama would be called a 'president'. However...

Kids say the darnedest things.

Obviously she was spoon fed more than just food...

Indoctrination of children you can believe in!

/

Child abuse you can believe in.

I'll see your poor little child, taught to believe that his own country and culture are evil, and raise you a 7-yr-old that cannot stop talking about McCain, acquired somewhere (I have no idea because I can't find one) a McCain/Palin button which he wears everywhere, and wishs he could vote 4 times for McCain (until we had a little talk about keeping your honor even when the stakes are the highest.)

Michelle must be proud of him being proud.

My kid cancels out that kid's wishes.

BBL

Soup's on - literally.

I suppose one has to be careful what one posts, these days?

Friend of mine spotted a Moonbat Mom and her 8- 9 year old daughter hiking (of all things!) the other day. The child was proudly wearing a T-shirt emblazoned: "I WANT IT, BUY IT, NO QUESTIONS". They like this sort of thing.

many of these little brain washed kids are going to turn into good conservatives when they grow up.
that's the way it works.
they will rebel against these idiot parents who forced such ridiculous needless b.s. on them at such a young age.

re: #10 Silhouette

really is so wrong, breaks my heart, what aboout children being free from fear while a child if possible.

Pain We Need!

But children are the perfect Democratic constituents. They don't work, they don't know much, they're bright but they think they're brighter than they are, they're very demanding, and some of them are rather infantile.

Why wouldn't they lean Democrat?

All the babies I know are for McCain

Keep him away from the ACORN people. They'll try to register him. (If they haven't done so already.)

My oldest daughter was about 8 9 and 10- those years when we had to either lie to her or explain what a oral sex was to her since she was hearing it on the news every day. Thanks alot Clinton and all the democrats who defended that pig. Some of us remember!

Looks kinda young for an 8 year old.
/

This is so utterly disgusting- using children to manipulate their parents. This is what fascists do.

Obama must have picked up some tips from his good buddy Khalid Rashidi.

Exploiting children for political purposes is a 'Palestinian' terrorist specialty.

...but Obama doesn't want his daughters burdened with children...

Well, kids like this can be proud of all of 0bama's accomplishments like, um . . . well . . . er . . . uh

Small Schools student? ....

I wonder if once BHO is a president he'll be encouraging kids to sneak on their parents just like in Orwell's 1984 or in Russian Communist past.

I wonder if the Obama camp is happy with sort of support.

Free speech, except for those who criticise the One.

I'm wondering when they'll just come right out and call them what they are: The Obama Youth.

re: #24 Sharmuta

This is so utterly disgusting- using children to manipulate their parents. This is what fascists do.

Yeah, my first thought was those mass children rallies in North Korea ...

8-Year Old Obama Kid: 'I Want a President I Can Be Proud Of'

Later on, he can claim, "I was only 8 went the US was 0bam'd."

"The Hitler Youth (German: Hitler-Jugend) was a paramilitary organization of the Nazi Party. It existed from 1922 to 1945. The HJ was the second oldest paramilitary Nazi group, founded one year after its adult counterpart, the Sturmabteilung (the SA)."

I wonder if they will be selling cookies at the mall?

On the other hand, both my children were democrats for the first year of their lives.

I could tell because they liked to be spoon fed.

re: #29 gaby

I wasn't exactly Orwell, but when I was a teenager, I used to encourage kids (female, mid/late teens) to sneak out on their parents.

Just an Obama Nation.

re: #24 Sharmuta

This is so utterly disgusting- using children to manipulate their parents. This is what fascists do.

Yep, and if the parents don't vote for The One™, I'm sure there will be an 800 number for the Obama Youth to call to turn in their parents.

re: #29 gaby

I wonder if once BHO is a president he'll be encouraging kids to sneak on their parents just like in Orwell's 1984 or in Russian Communist past.

This is already being tried somewhere. I saw it either here on LGF or American Thinker.

re: #13 loppyd

BBL

Soup's on - literally.

Ham shank and split pea soup for everyone.

How long before these kids will be asked to start turning in their parents to Obama's national "community service" army?

It's a Pedocracy! Government by the weakest among us.

re: #34 Walter L. Newton

"The Hitler Youth (German: Hitler-Jugend) was a paramilitary organization of the Nazi Party. It existed from 1922 to 1945. The HJ was the second oldest paramilitary Nazi group, founded one year after its adult counterpart, the Sturmabteilung (the SA)."

I wonder if they will be selling cookies at the mall?

What do you have against the Girl Scouts? ;-)

re: #26 markx

...but Obama doesn't want his daughters burdened with children...

Oh honey, not just burdened, punished.

A burden is three heavy suitcases in the airport and 5 minutes to make your gate.

Punishment is federal prison.

The caption of that picture:

A baby is fascinated by a campaign button at Barack Obama's rally Saturday in Las Vegas.

Uh- babies are fascinated by anything. Anything!

And frankly- it's quite dangerous to hand a baby a button. What if they pop that thing open and hurt themselves? But I suppose- if you see your child as a political tool to manipulate people, then it's not really like you're the greatest parent.

re: #27 gmsc

Well, kids like this can be proud of all of 0bama's accomplishments like, um . . . well . . . er . . . uh

Oh, wait, thebigolddog has just sent me a list of 0bama's accomplishments:

* Speeches in stadiums filled with mesmerized, adoring audiences - Check
* An uninspiring background before meteoric rise - Check
* Creates his own new symbols of power - Check
* Associates with racists, hatemongers and violent radicals - Check
* believes in redistributing the wealth - Check
* A propaganda machine willing to show him only in the best possible light - Check
* Uses, "glorious leader" style Agitprop posters common in totalitarian nations - Check (see German campaign poster for example)
* Wants Secret Police force - Check
* Somebody powerful people think they can control - Check
* Often dismissed as a light-weight by his opponents - Check
* Seeks to replace God with the State - Check
* People adopting his name as their own - Check
* Inspires adoration art - Check
* Appropriates symbols of past German glory - Check
* Never plans on giving up power - Check (Obama to be president for the next “eight to 10 years”)
* A narcissistic megalomaniac - Check
* Brazenly Takes credit for other people's accomplishments - Check
* Wants to build "youth" movement through Universal National State service - Check
* Acts as if in power before he is - Check
* Some followers believe him to be divine - Check
* Worshiped and aided greatly by the media - Check
* Has his own salute - Check
* Has thuggish supporters intimdating political opponents – Check
* Using the power of the State to silence critics - Check
* Songs written to glorify him performed by children - Check

re: #41 Pawn of the Oppressor

How long before these kids will be asked to start turning in their parents to Obama's national "community service" army?

Answer at my 34

re: #34 Walter L. Newton

re: #35 Silhouette

On the other hand, both my children were democrats for the first year of their lives.

I could tell because they liked to be spoon fed.

I thought it was because they like to live off the tit?

"I want a president I can be proud of", said Zoe. "And, I want a Malibu Barbie with her own conbertiful sports car and four different dresses, and I want a pony with a pink saddle and I want that snooty Piper Palin to shut her mouth because I don't like her and my friend Hayden the other day said that Piper eats boogers so she's sooooo nasty. But I don't want a boy to be president, because they're stupid and they keep bugs in their pockets and they don't wash their hands........"

The Right are racist, the Left are a bunch of pedophiles.

/

re: #29 gaby

He's almost there... this is close.

If your parents don't agree, drop a dime on them.

This manipulation of kids is disturbing. It should be criminal.

re: #50 Racer X

The Right are racist, the Left are a bunch of pedophiles. /

Even with the sarcasm tag, what the fuck does you comment have to do with reality?

re: #49 Intrepid

"I want a president I can be proud of", said Zoe. "And, I want a Malibu Barbie with her own conbertiful sports car and four different dresses, and I want a pony with a pink saddle and I want that snooty Piper Palin to shut her mouth because I don't like her and my friend Hayden the other day said that Piper eats boogers so she's sooooo nasty. But I don't want a boy to be president, because they're stupid and they keep bugs in their pockets and they don't wash their hands........"

Let's not forget how evil Barbie is.
;)

re: #51 buzzsawmonkey

I am so tired of this "every kid should go to college" thing.

Hey, bozos--it'd be a nice start if more kids actually graduated high school and could read and do simple math.

One of my favorite line from "CaddyShack".

The judge, "Well, the world needs ditch diggers too!".

Remember when the only thing 8 year old's wanted was their front two teeth?

re: #4 Jimash

Using the children is wrong.
It is so wrong. I can't even come up with words to explain how wrong this quasi-religious cult of personality is. Never mind infecting little kids with it.

Something else the Palestinians and O campaign share in common.

re: #51 buzzsawmonkey

I am so tired of this "every kid should go to college" thing.

Hey, bozos--it'd be a nice start if more kids actually graduated high school and could read and do simple math.

Upding for that, buzz. Touche!

Mindless idolatry..........really scary. Don't really know how you fight this.....just have to hope we outnumber them.

re: #51 buzzsawmonkey

I am so tired of this "every kid should go to college" thing.

Hey, bozos--it'd be a nice start if more kids actually graduated high school and could read and do simple math.

Why? That's not necessary, you can get into college without it.

Any idea what the child is playing with? I hate to say what it looks like to me. (Not the metal part of the play thing.)

Beware of the Children of the (A)Corn...they may be too young to fully comprehend what they're being told about NObama and why those who don't have their best interests at heart are using them as political tools to influence adults, to be forgotten when they are no longer useful, but that won't stop NObama's campaign from doing reprehensible things like this.

*retch*

re: #60 LGoPs

Mindless idolatry..........really scary. Don't really know how you fight this.....just have to hope we outnumber them.

We outrun them. Zombie's are really slow.

You go John!

"That is what change means for Barack the Redistributor: It means taking your money and giving it to someone else," he told a crowd of around 2,000 at a sports hall in this key battleground state.

"He believes in redistributing wealth, not in policies that grow our economy and create jobs. He is more interested in controlling wealth than in creating it, in redistributing money instead of spreading opportunity."

Obama's campaign dismissed McCain's attack as a "fake controversy" by a desperate man, accusing the Republican nominee of twisting Obama's words.

re: #60 LGoPs

Mindless idolatry..........really scary. Don't really know how you fight this.....just have to hope we outnumber them.

Well here is one thing that most hasidic jews have right. They do tend to multiply like rabbits.

re: #54 Walter L. Newton

Hey Walter, congrats on the play.

re: #61 MarkX

Why? That's not necessary, you can get into college without it.

You're exactly right. Colleges need janitors!

/channeling Judge Scmale...and FBV!

re: #51 buzzsawmonkey

I am so tired of this "every kid should go to college" thing.

Hey, bozos--it'd be a nice start if more kids actually graduated high school and could read and do simple math.

Agreed. It's unfortunate that today's college diploma is roughly equivalent to what a high school diploma was in the '50's.......IMHO

re: #54 Walter L. Newton

Even with the sarcasm tag, what the fuck does you comment have to do with reality?

Exactly!

re: #31 Ozark Mountain Daredevil

I'm wondering when they'll just come right out and call them what they are: The Obama Youth.

Heil NULL!

hell to those great and small,
that would thwart the demi -god
expect a brawl.

re: #68 jorline

Hey Walter, congrats on the play.

OT - Thanks, a public reading is the first step toward a possible future production. Public reading, re-write, public reading, re-write, workshop, re-write, production... you get the idea.

re: #65 buzzsawmonkey

Hail to the Great One, Hail Barack Obama
Hail to the President who will dry all our tears
Hail to the One who will usher in the New Age
Hail to the Great One, but don't mention his ears.

. . . and hope for the change of the hope and the change!

re: #2 eon

The brainwashing of the children proceeds apace.

/not sarcasm

cheers

eon

It's nothing new I was brain washed as a child as a Dimocrat some how I broke free from it to bad someof my family kept drinking the koolaid.

re: #36 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

I wasn't exactly Orwell, but when I was a teenager, I used to encourage kids (female, mid/late teens) to sneak out on their parents.

Not quite the same thing.

re: #55 gmsc

Let's not forget how evil Barbie is.
;)

Ok, I don't hate you for that stupid song now playing over and over in my head but it's pretty darn close.

X-(

The other problem with getting children this young involved, is if he does lose, they will be moderately traumatized.

Just to state the obvious, supporters for BOTH candidates have children. Many of those children have adopted the viewpoints and passions of their parents.

McCain (or any candidate in the history of time) could produce similar very young fans.

It is a non-story.

But that matters none to the Obama campaign. They have a tale to sell.

And the tale is that "little children, who everyone knows are pure and recoginize the truth, not to mention being the future, all these children are seeking the Obama."

re: #80 Tarkus289
their parents will tell them to be so.

re: #80 Tarkus289

The other problem with getting children this young involved, is if when he does lose, they will be moderately traumatized.

Fixed.

re: #51 buzzsawmonkey

I am so tired of this "every kid should go to college" thing.

Hey, bozos--it'd be a nice start if more kids actually graduated high school and could read and do simple math.

Heh. No sh*t. I've had to hire recent grads for entry level positions and the amount of training necessary just to bring them up to speed on grammar, report formatting, basic math, and general work-skills (especially the ethic of hard work) is astounding. To me, an applicant coming to me fresh-faced from college graduation was a negative first impression and they have proved it to me time and time again! Unfortunately, our company had a program for hiring recent grads, so I had to give them some preference. In every case, 100% of the time - and I'm talking over 20 examples in the past 18 months - I have been sorely disappointed, frustrated, exasperated, and dumbfounded at the caliber of "graduates" churned out by big and small colleges and universities.

Their opinion of their own self is so inflated it would be funny if it wasn't so depressing.

re: #51 buzzsawmonkey

I am so tired of this "every kid should go to college" thing.

Hey, bozos--it'd be a nice start if more kids actually graduated high school and could read and do simple math.

Every kid needs to go to college to be radicalized by bullshit professors.

re: #46 gmsc

Oh, wait, thebigolddog has just sent me a list of 0bama's accomplishments:

* Speeches in stadiums filled with mesmerized, adoring audiences - Check
* An uninspiring background before meteoric rise - Check
* Creates his own new symbols of power - Check
* Associates with racists, hatemongers and violent radicals - Check
* believes in redistributing the wealth - Check
* A propaganda machine willing to show him only in the best possible light - Check
* Uses, "glorious leader" style Agitprop posters common in totalitarian nations - Check (see German campaign poster for example)
* Wants Secret Police force - Check
* Somebody powerful people think they can control - Check
* Often dismissed as a light-weight by his opponents - Check
* Seeks to replace God with the State - Check
* People adopting his name as their own - Check
* Inspires adoration art - Check
* Appropriates symbols of past German glory - Check
* Never plans on giving up power - Check (Obama to be president for the next “eight to 10 years”)
* A narcissistic megalomaniac - Check
* Brazenly Takes credit for other people's accomplishments - Check
* Wants to build "youth" movement through Universal National State service - Check
* Acts as if in power before he is - Check
* Some followers believe him to be divine - Check
* Worshiped and aided greatly by the media - Check
* Has his own salute - Check
* Has thuggish supporters intimdating political opponents – Check
* Using the power of the State to silence critics - Check
* Songs written to glorify him performed by children - Check

Fortunately Leni Riefenstahl is dead.

re: #72 Racer X

Exactly!

Never mind. I don't know what you meant in you #50, nor what you meant in reply to me, but what ever. Calling the left "pedophiles" is over the top. But, so what, what ever yanks your crank.

re: #80 Tarkus289

The other problem with getting children this young involved, is if he does lose, they will be moderately traumatized.

That's not true, I was raised in a very political house hold what you learn is that there are winners and there are loser's in life.

i would not like the parents of this 8 yr. old.
imagine how they would beam w/ pride as their precocious child spouts such age inappropriate political propaganda.
libs are disgusting.

re: #80 Tarkus289

The other problem with getting children this young involved, is if when he does lose, they will be moderately traumatized.

PIMF!

re: #92 buzzsawmonkey

Oh. Well, all right then!

After all, we HOPE to CHANGE your mindset!

I think it's imperative that McCain wins for a new reason now. These children must learn a few important life lessons, imo. T

hat they don't always get what they want. That being an adult means making hard decisions, and that what is the right thing to do isn't always the easier thing to do. These children should be made politically cynical like the rest of us.

It is incumbent upon us to make these kids wake up and smell the Ovaltine.

re: #80 Tarkus289

The other problem with getting children this young involved, is if he does lose, they will be moderately traumatized.

Perhaps traumatized enough to to start thinking independently and become conservatives?

The election of BHO will not only be catastrophic in and of itself, but the ongoing massive cover-up of his mistakes by the MSM could very well lead to the demise of the USA.

re: #79 Intrepid

Ok, I don't hate you for that stupid song now playing over and over in my head but it's pretty darn close.

X-(

That's OK . . . Here's the antidote. It's the same video, with the same music, but with different words to cancel the previous one out.

re: #68 jorline

Hey Walter, congrats on the play.

I don't think Walter could act his way out of brown paper bag..
/ Just teasing you bro..Congrad's! I don't buy flowers for dudes so you are out of luck tonight..
//best regards Walter

re: #86 TheMatrix31

Every kid needs to go to college to be radicalized by bullshit bullshitted by radicalized professors.

Looks better!

re: #87 The Other Les

Fortunately Leni Riefenstahl is dead.

Yeah, but it was pretty close. She only died 5 years ago.

re: #82 buzzsawmonkey

Less, in my opinion. I have a book of short stories which I picked up--for the stories--in a used bookstore. From the rubberstamp inside the cover, it was used as a textbook in an elementary school about 60 years ago.

I don't think even half of today's high school grads could read the stories with comprehension, or answer the test questions at the end of each tale.

Ain't that the truth (how's that for being literate?). Few years back I saw an 8th grade test from the 1890's or so. I do have a college degree and I couldn't answer half the questions.....and I fancy myself (humbly) a reasonably educated person.....

re: #88 Walter L. Newton

Never mind. I don't know what you meant in you #50, nor what you meant in reply to me, but what ever. Calling the left "pedophiles" is over the top. But, so what, what ever yanks your crank.

But the left calling us racists is okay with you? That's what he's getting at.

For all those who fear a Kerry appointment to Secretary of State:
Howie Carr says never fear... it will not happen.
[Link: www.bostonherald.com...]

re: #75 Walter L. Newton

OT - Thanks, a public reading is the first step toward a possible future production. Public reading, re-write, public reading, re-write, workshop, re-write, production... you get the idea.

Serious question, Walter. Being that your in touch with the entertainment industry, what will happen to the conservative actors/entertainers should "O" become Potus? Will they be blacklisted?

/ok lizards, no smart ass remarks about my last question.

re: #80 Tarkus289

The other problem with getting children this young involved, is if he does lose, they will be moderately traumatized.

I think they should be made to learn this lesson now. Just because you want something doesn't mean you'll get it. Because I seriously doubt these kids are learning this from their parents.

re: #101 gmsc

Yeah, but it was pretty close. She only died 5 years ago.

Some people think she is actually still alive and living in disguise as Oliver Stone?

re: #88 Walter L. Newton

Sorry Walter. It was an insensitive comment on my part and I apologize if anyone was offended.

My point was both accusations are ridiculous without evidence. One gets thrown around quite a bit with no evidence at all. Thats it.

Does anybody remember how many military ballots were thrown out in VA, that now have to be counted because of the court decision?

re: #101 gmsc

Yeah, but it was pretty close. She only died 5 years ago.

I'm sure there's dozens like her in Hollywood who could fill her shoes. And would be proud to for Obama.

re: #95 Sharmuta

I think it's imperative that McCain wins for a new reason now. These children must learn a few important life lessons, imo. T

hat they don't always get what they want. That being an adult means making hard decisions, and that what is the right thing to do isn't always the easier thing to do. These children should be made politically cynical like the rest of us.

It is incumbent upon us to make these kids wake up and smell the Ovaltine.

Learned that from the nuns in grammar school....of course today they'd be considered religious fanatics....

/

re: #85 Russkilitlover

Heh. No sh*t. I've had to hire recent grads for entry level positions and the amount of training necessary just to bring them up to speed on grammar, report formatting, basic math, and general work-skills (especially the ethic of hard work) is astounding. To me, an applicant coming to me fresh-faced from college graduation was a negative first impression and they have proved it to me time and time again! Unfortunately, our company had a program for hiring recent grads, so I had to give them some preference. In every case, 100% of the time - and I'm talking over 20 examples in the past 18 months - I have been sorely disappointed, frustrated, exasperated, and dumbfounded at the caliber of "graduates" churned out by big and small colleges and universities.

Their opinion of their own self is so inflated it would be funny if it wasn't so depressing.

Why not hire someone that has not gone to College, you may be very surprised.

re: #95 Sharmuta
so much to look at, how to mend our communities, the info being taught in schools. remember these kids will be able to vote in a few years, how do we stop this drive they are determined to accomplish. somewhere i read he is already preparing for 2012 election

re: #51 buzzsawmonkey

I am so tired of this "every kid should go to college" thing.

Hey, bozos--it'd be a nice start if more kids actually graduated high school and could read and do simple math.

I hear you. I taught high school students, some of whom didn't know long division of one digit integers. (And a fair number others I couldn't tell you what they knew, as they didn't seem to know which end of the pencil writes.)

“I am eight years old,” says Zoe, “and George Bush has been the president my whole life. I want to finally have a president I can be proud of.”

Here's a six year old who feels exactly the same way.

re: #114 willowone if not him an echo

re: #85 Russkilitlover

Heh. Unfortunately, our company had a program for hiring recent grads, so I had to give them some preference. In every case, 100% of the time - and I'm talking over 20 examples in the past 18 months - I have been sorely disappointed, frustrated, exasperated, and dumbfounded at the caliber of "graduates" churned out by big and small colleges and universities.

Their opinion of their own self is so inflated it would be funny if it wasn't so depressing.

Yup. Millennials. They can have high expectations, but you can't.

re: #108 Racer X

Sorry Walter. It was an insensitive comment on my part and I apologize if anyone was offended.

My point was both accusations are ridiculous without evidence. One gets thrown around quite a bit with no evidence at all. Thats it.

Ok, I just didn't understand your first post. Now I do. It still wasn't my sort of humor. But that's just me.

re: #51 buzzsawmonkey

500 updings for that one.

re: #113 BBev

Why not hire someone that has not gone to College, you may be very surprised.

Looking for a job?

///I'm kidding!

I agree with all that replied to my #80, but these days the libs are teaching that there is no winning and no losing. That is why they don't like to keep score in sports and you can't play tag in school because it is not fair that someone has to be "it"

I'm going to check the mail, drop off some trash and check my car trunk for any hidden Obama Youths.

BBIAM

re: #116 Ringo the Gringo

Here's a six year old who feels whose parents feel exactly the same way.

Fixed...

/well that's my opinion, anyway. Great photos, btw, Ringo. :)

re: #19 lostlakehiker

But children are the perfect Democratic constituents. They don't work, they don't know much, they're bright but they think they're brighter than they are, they're very demanding, and some of them are rather infantile.

Why wouldn't they lean Democrat?

So true, as pointed out in this observation by the great P.J. O'Rourke:

The liberal is continually angry, as only a self-important man can be, with his civilization, his culture, his country and his folks back home. His is an infantile world view. At the core of liberalism is the spoiled child -- miserable, as all spoiled children are, unsatisfied, demanding, ill-disciplined, despotic and useless. Liberalism is a philosophy of sniveling brats.

I guess I'm a little bit "tough love". I think these children's spirits should be crushed. I guess, when I look around and see so many kids out of control, with their parents not bothering with discipline, then I guess it falls to the electorate to teach them a valuable life lesson or two.

I want a President that doesn't scare the fuck out of me. One who doesn't think he's God would be a good place to start.

Is it me, or is this starting to feel like that Star Trek episode with the Grups?

This is beyond the pale. My MIL tries to hold my children hostage when they visit and indoctrinate them. She has gone so far as to tell them I have brainwashed them. Luckily, my 17 year old can be a snot head at times (though I try TRY to get her to always be polite to her grandparents no matter what). She will say "Mom didn't need to brain wash us, in fact, she answers our questions honestly and discusses thing without name calling. If things are more than (ten year old sister) should hear, she says so. You could learn from her Grandma." The ten year old, bless her, says "My Daddy, your son, is in the Army. Why do you like the people who don't like him?"

I do all I can to only give them information they can understand and deal with. For the 17 year old, there isn't much I hold back and encourage lots of research on her part rather than me just answering. The ten year old? She is feisty and just gets it. She would be a republican even IF I wasn't.

re: #115 nikis-knight

The Obama campaign is not helping with their spelling:
UR votes count!
[Link: my.barackobama.com...]

re: #128 Iron Fist

I want a President that doesn't scare the fuck out of me. One who doesn't think he's God would be a good place to start.

Amen, brotha.

re: #124 gop_patriot

Fixed...

/well that's my opinion, anyway. Great photos, btw, Ringo. :)

You're exactly right.

I hate seeing kids used as props for their parents political theatrics.

re: #125 StinkHammer

I love P.J .O'Rourke.

"Together we'll change the country, and then together we'll change the world"

- Barack Obama today in Ohio

re: #128 Iron Fist

I want a President that doesn't scare the fuck out of me. One who doesn't think he's God would be a good place to start.

The flip side of that is, I want a President that scares the..uh, fooey...out of the bad guys.

Instead, we have Hezb'allah, Hamas, the UN, Chavez, and Dinnerjacket are all cozy about Obama.

re: #105 jorline

Serious question, Walter. Being that your in touch with the entertainment industry, what will happen to the conservative actors/entertainers should "O" become Potus? Will they be blacklisted?

/ok lizards, no smart ass remarks about my last question.

I'm wondering how Hollywood will make movies for the next couple of years..
As horrible as the movie makers have portrayed Bush...It will be just the most wonderful inspiring movies about Obama...
I'm betting big bucks that Hallie Barry is a cinch for Michelle..
Collin Powell already has a back end to gross..and Oliver Stone is having trembling fits scratching out raw scripts.
// Besides that.. I've said for months now that the Indy's will break McCain's way 11-4.

re: #136 Cartman

"Together we'll change the country, and then together we'll change the world"

- Barack Obama today in Ohio

Delusions of grandeur.

France expresses 'concern' over US raid

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

I guess old habits are hard to break?

re: #113 BBev

Why not hire someone that has not gone to College, you may be very surprised.

Or try hiring folks who did well in high school and are finishing up a hitch in the military.

re: #140 ploome hineni

find an older college gr, or somone who worked to pay their way

Good evening Ploome...

France can go and piss up a rope!

props to Mandy.

re: #29 gaby I wonder if once BHO is a president he'll be encouraging kids to sneak on their parents just like in Orwell's 1984 or in Russian Communist past.

Well, O has been quoted by Queen O that he will not allow us to eat what we want, drive what we want, keep our homes at the temp we want... because the rest of the world isn't cool with it. So, no doubt he will give out goodies for rat fink children.

And even if Corsi is a nut, that O's connections had him deported because he was on a fact finding mission, that O's people have made a mess out of the plumber's life, that TV anchors are scolded and scorned by Biden and banned by O's people.... this is a huge sign of things to come.

By the way, O bends so many rules to his advantage, but does anyone think we will get away with bending His Rules?

There once was a man named Obam-meh.
Who was fond of the sickle and ham-meh.
Taking money from you
the true Marxist hue
as earned success is anathema.

There I said it.

OT ... I just finished watching Sarah give a speech in Virginia on live stream .. Whether you believe everything she does or not ....that woman can get the crowd going ..and it is great to hear someone praise America ..she can tell it like it is ..she is not afraid .. not intimidated ..brings it to Senator Government ..She is tough ...McCain is a great man whether you like everything he believes or not and he will be a great president .. but if he wins it will be because she brought the fire ...Let's Win This!

re: #141 Nevergiveup

France expresses 'concern' over US raid

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

I guess old habits are hard to break?

Did you hear the French were redesigning their battle flag......... a white fleur de lis on a white background.....nyuk, nyuk

139 Griffon -re: #136 Cartman
"Together we'll change the country, and then together we'll change the world" - Barack Obama today in Ohio
Delusions of grandeur.

Worse than that. But he hasn't exactly explained what his plan for the rest of the world changes are. Has the world been informed they are next in line for changes? WTF!

I'm so sick of parents foisting the issues of adults onto their children. Children are bombarded with sex, violence, and now politics. Asking small children to save the adults is absolutely backwards and perverse. That's why I always hated those movies where the kids save the day because the parents weren't capable or smart enough. Stop burdening our children! You were allowed to be a kid. Let your kids have their childhood. Obama is a monster.

re: #112 buzzsawmonkey

That portion of the MSM which is exemplified by NPR is wallowing in glee at the thought of a New Depression.

With a BHO Presidency, the depression will be exalted as a grand redistribution of wealth.

re: #122 Tarkus289

I agree with all that replied to my #80, but these days the libs are teaching that there is no winning and no losing. That is why they don't like to keep score in sports and you can't play tag in school because it is not fair that someone has to be "it"

They're also not asked to do anything difficult. I did difficult things in the scouts. Having done those things helped when I was a fraternity pledge in college, back when significant hazing was the norm. All of those experiences served me well when I got to Army basic training. I knew I could do difficult things, and I knew I could survive a lot of psychological pressure.

New Order Human Shields...babies and kids...
politically hiding behind children is despicable

re: #149 ploome hineni

hiya hoops, how you doing?

Just wonderful Ploome..expecting some friends by for the big game tonight..
I am so sorry for you today over that lizard dude today being oversensitive and calling you and Manny names...You just walked right into it and caught his blast..Mandy didn't say anything wrong and did not need to apologize to anyone..But I really respect that she did...
Again.. I am so sorry that you took the brunt of that blast...Maybe I should make more coffee for everyone in the morning...

Self-deletion required, as I'm liable to blow a gasket if I get started on Obama today.

I think I heard the Obamas do not give their children birthday or Christmas presents. If this is true these children have a right to know this. May change their opinion of The One.

re: #136 Cartman

And wasn't he shouting as he was saying that? He no longer speaks -- He shouts at 160 Decibels....Like that "HI! I'M BILLIE MAYS HERE" salesman...jeezh...who could be "proud" of a President like that?

re: #126 buzzsawmonkey

Not to mention getting rid of all the jungle gyms, merry-go-rounds, and seesaws in the schoolyards and wrapping everything in sight in industrial rubber so Fertility Treatment Buffy and Frozen Embryo Biff don't bump themselves.

Any other gal here who grew up in the 60's/70's remember "twirling bars"? Haven't seen a kid on those in years. But man! What fun - although several sweaters used as padding were ruined!

re: #112 buzzsawmonkey

That portion of the MSM which is exemplified by NPR is wallowing in glee at the thought of a New Depression. It was obnoxious enough when they insisted on reliving the Vietnam War era all the livelong day, but the absolute joy with which they are contemplating the prospect of widespread hardship--crocodile tears flowing the while--is truly sick-making.

And in other news, the morning NPR show "The Takeaway" had an Al-Jazeera correspondent on today to comment on how our Arab friends view the upcoming election.

I am enraged frequently by my tax dollars funding this propaganda on NPR.

This use of children is despicable.

OK to kiss babies, comment on how beautiful a mom's kids are.

But political statements from 8 year olds?

Let them have their childhood undisturbed.

Of course, what respect for children do you think would come from someone who could say "punished by a baby"?

I have no respect for Obama and the Democratic Party.

re: #105 jorline

Serious question, Walter. Being that your in touch with the entertainment industry, what will happen to the conservative actors/entertainers should "O" become Potus? Will they be blacklisted? /ok lizards, no smart ass remarks about my last question.

Well, it's already evident that in the movie business if you are conservative, you don't get a lot of work. This was well pointed out if you heard any of the interviews with the cast of "An American Carol." So, nothing has changed in Hollywood, in the most it could only get worst (it doesn't have far to go).

I've only hob-nobbed on the edge of Hollywood. I've done small parts in 8 feature films, two were speaking rolls, but all were filmed here in Denver. So, I haven't spent any time in La LA Land.

Live theatre is a bit different, at least for me, or at least for Denver. On a local level, I don't see any bias in casting because of politics. That may have something to do with the fact that the local stable of good actors and tech people is not as large as it would be in New York or L.A., so we can't afford to be too picky.

And as a playwright, it's hard to radar in on my politics since I cover a wide range of topics in my works. But, yes, in general, in the theatre community here, I am known as the "pet conservative."

And I do have editorials and other political writing of my own published in the local dailies, so I am not hiding my opinions.

In short, it hasn't hurt me in Colorado.

re: #136 Cartman

"Together we'll change the country, and then together we'll change the world"

- Barack Obama today in Ohio

Isn't there a quote from somebody that goes, "Today Germany, tomorrow the world"?

re: #113 BBev

Why not hire someone that has not gone to College, you may be very surprised.

Not surprised at all. Would prefer it, but I was required to "place" 15% of my staffing requirements from college recruits.

re: #162 HDrepub

I am enraged frequently by my tax dollars funding this propaganda on NPR.

As a matter of fact, NPR is the real, logical candidate for a Fairness Doctrine. They take public money, representing all of us, yet are shamelessly skewed to one side.....harumph.

re: #118 Griffon

Yup. Millennials. They can have high expectations, but you can't.

Yeah. Like expecting them to be in the office at 8:00 and not leave until 5:00. That was a biggie. Oh, and five days work EVERY week, that's a tough one, too.

re: #165 Son of the Black Dog

Isn't there a quote from somebody that goes, "Today Germany, tomorrow the world"?

Ah, in the musical "Cabaret" there is a song titled "Tommorow belongs to me."

re: #167 LGoPs

As a matter of fact, NPR is the real, logical candidate for a Fairness Doctrine. They take public money, representing all of us, yet are shamelessly skewed to one side.....harumph.

I have always thought that myself. If there ever was a poster child for the Fairness Doctrine it is NPR and PBS.

Babies for Obama

I envision the slogan of the next stage to be: "Fetuses for Obama". They could tattoo it on the pregnant bellies.

re: #170 buzzsawmonkey

I take it, then, that you turn a deaf ear to their pledge drives.

Yes a deaf ear indeed. Actually I curse the TV screen when PBS is asking for money.

Personally, I think Bush has been a pretty good president as far as those go.

I want a president who doesn't lie all the time, hide personal details about his background, call the dogs on you if you make him look bad or put him on the hot seat, and who doesn't feel its his job to re-write the constitution according to his vision.

re: #175 buzzsawmonkey

Just by the way, how the hell does an eight year old know whether or not to be "proud of his President?"

Shame on his parents.......

re: #140 ploome hineni

find an older college gr, or somone who worked to pay their way

Make money for thet company you work for....now that's a concept!

re: #91 ploome hineni

my parents, refugees from Europe, refused to allow me to join the Girl Scouts

for that reason

I can see that.

there is something so obscene abt. the way the O has every possible vehicle for his success lined up perfectly, to assure that it happen. no stone left unturned.
he has children as young as 8 wringing their hands abt. how bad their short lives have been w/ g.w. as potus. that is so wrong.
he has children singing hymns to him like he is the messiah, and children who must commander their parents to vote for him.
the msm shilling for him, the shutting down of discussion of most subjects abt. the O, his ears, his middle name, his socialist slogans, his horrendous friends.
it is creepy how he has everything going for him and that could be the very reason he loses.
his smug, arrogant over confidence.
his demeanor is sickening. his level of expectation is obnoxious.
i think people are picking up on what a crass distasteful person he is.
i'm hoping his hubris is his down fall.
that we still have enough level headed americans in our country who will be rightly offended by this grifter and his snake oil plans for our country.

re: #164 Walter L. Newton

Well, it's already evident that in the movie business if you are conservative, you don't get a lot of work. This was well pointed out if you heard any of the interviews with the cast of "An American Carol." So, nothing has changed in Hollywood, in the most it could only get worst (it doesn't have far to go).

I've only hob-nobbed on the edge of Hollywood. I've done small parts in 8 feature films, two were speaking rolls, but all were filmed here in Denver. So, I haven't spent any time in La LA Land.

Live theatre is a bit different, at least for me, or at least for Denver. On a local level, I don't see any bias in casting because of politics. That may have something to do with the fact that the local stable of good actors and tech people is not as large as it would be in New York or L.A., so we can't afford to be too picky.

And as a playwright, it's hard to radar in on my politics since I cover a wide range of topics in my works. But, yes, in general, in the theatre community here, I am known as the "pet conservative."

And I do have editorials and other political writing of my own published in the local dailies, so I am not hiding my opinions.

In short, it hasn't hurt me in Colorado.

Thanks, Walter...stay safe in Denver.

re: #35 Silhouette

On the other hand, both my children were democrats for the first year of their lives.

I could tell because they liked to be spoon fed.

REMINDS ME OF THE JOKE
were a kid has a box of puppies and tells the politican that they are democrats and the politican comes back a couple of weeks later and the kid now says there are REPUBLICAN so the politican asks why the change he said 'today they have there eyes open'

re: #136 Cartman

"Together we'll change the country, and then together we'll change the world"

- Barack Obama today in Ohio

/and we tried to tell you it's change you're definitely not going to like, but you wouldn't listen

The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts in the US and the original organizations in Great Britain predated the Hitlerjugend.

Any comparisons should keep that in mind.

HotAir linked this story too and now my computer is slow, slow, slow. Stats say 4900 online.

Dear Zoe,

When you were around 1 year old, 19 men with boxcutters hijacked four airplanes. They killed 3000 people in New York City, hundreds in Wasington DC. The passengers of the 4th plane died so that that plane would not be used in yet another attack on our capital.

That was a terrible day. Everyone was scared. No one knew if it was the beginning of a wave of attacks. I'm so glad you have no memory of that day. No child should.

I didn't vote for George Bush in 2000; I voted for a 3rd party. But let me tell you, Zoe, I got down on my knees on September 11 and thanked God that Al Gore had not become President. I knew, for his many faults, that George Bush would defend the country powerfully, and that Gore would not.

We live in dangerous times. I pray every night that Obama will not be elected and you will never know the fear that we felt on that day, coupled with a weak, feckless President whose first instinct will be to apologize and surrender.

I find it interesting that socialist, Nazi Germany, and communists, Russia, China, etc...recruit children to get to their message out. Kinda of like the Obama campaign. Birds of a feather.

...because she can definitely be proud of a President that will mortgage her future for social programs that are childlike in their naivety at best and elitist and cynical at their worst. What could you expect from a kid who's social philosophy most likely consists of "sharing is caring" at this point in her life? There is a reason we don't let children run things.

And there is something wrong with people who couldn't be, or refuse to be, proud of a man as honorable and brave as McCain serving as their President-I sure would be, and I don't even agree with him on everything.

They are 8. How much cna they know about bush? Maybe when they became 7 they may have realized some basic facts.

This is what happens when your candidate does dinner parties with Palestinian sycophants like Khalid Rashidi.... the original pimp-your-preschoolers-for-politics bunch, although theirs are usually posed dressed in miniature C-4 vests or Hamas headbands.
Same idea.

I'm sure ACORN registered her to vote 23 times by now

re: #136 Cartman

"Together we'll change the country, and then together we'll change the world"

- Barack Obama today in Ohio

BHO sort of reminds me of someone else from a long time back.

I shook up the world

re: #136 Cartman

"Heute Deutschland, morgen die Welt!"

Why can't conspiracy theorists drag themselves away from the Moon Landing, JFK, and 9/11 and shed some light on the frighteningly fascist tactics and rhetoric of the Obama campaign?

liberal friend sent this to me last week..I thought it was a joke at first.
translation: "come to ohio and illegally vote for Obama, k? thnx!"

"Obama for America
Dear M.,

Make history in Ohio Folks in Texas are proud of their rich history.

In just two weeks, they'll play a huge role in writing the next chapter of our national story.

On Election Day, Texans have the opportunity to make a huge impact -- not just at home, but also in crucial battleground states like Ohio -- by doing everything they can to bring change to America.

There's never been a more urgent time to take action. So we're asking Texans to make a trip to help Barack win -- we'll provide everything you need, including transportation and a place to stay while you're travelling.

It's a big request, but the impact Texans will have on this election could make the difference in this election.

Will you take a trip to help Barack in Ohio before November 4th?

A lot has happened since the last presidential election. But everyone remembers where they were in 2004 when the results came in from Ohio.

At the end of the night, a lot of folks felt like they could have done more.

This year, the McCain campaign is spreading some of the most vile and misleading smears in the history of presidential politics. Voters in Ohio must hear the truth -- and we need you to tell them.

This year, don't have any regrets on Election Night. Make a big impact and join us in Ohio:

[Link: tx.barackobama.com...]

Ohio could be the key to victory for this campaign. Texans can make all the difference.

Help us win in Ohio -- and help us change this country.

Thanks,

Juan

Juan Sepulveda
Texas State Director
Obama for America

P.S. -- We need help from across the country to win in Ohio. We've set up a great resource for visiting volunteers to get the resources they need to plan a successful trip:

[Link: tx.barackobama.com...] "

"Suffer the little children to come unto me...for such is the kingdom of [Obama]."

Ahem, I meant "God" . . . but that's just splitting hairs.

One gal called the radio station to say her kid's English
textbook had 15 pages devoted to Obama in it. The English textbook...! Rennsalaer(sp) Ny, I think.

also at my local Barnes and Noble, the dnstairs has big display tables. On the tables are children's books written in kid book fashion for little kids all about the Obama.
All this worship stuff is getting ridiculous and worrying.
I've go this old guy in the neighborhood that walks around with an Obama shirt and I had a shouting mach with him already. Trouble is these people just wave off or ignore anything intelligent about the Oby. Others say if that is true why wasn't it in the newspaper. ?
there is a third ring of Hell for the 'journalists'

The penchant that liberals have for exploiting their own children is frightening.

re: #178 ploome hineni

you sweet thang {smooch}

tell you a secret...i forgot all about it.........forgot his nic

and

there is no reason on earth anything he says can affect me

OK, what did I miss?

Zoe? C'mon! Why try to fool us? Need to interview a real liberal-bred child.........with the name of Moonbeam or Star.

Well Zoe, if obama becomes President, you may not make it to 12.

Ugh... I respect my infant daughter enough not to treat her like a car bumper. Maybe one of these years she'll thank me..

wow.

re: #204 captwfcall

here's another..amazing.

um.....please forgive, but is that a condom the little sprite is holding?

nevermind.....I see its an Obama button. I broke out in a cold sweat

Aren't there pins on those buttons?