On Tuesday, President Obama is scheduled to speak to our children. He is going to say what? Who knows. He’ll surely sugar coat it and make it sound all nice. But, just as I wrote in my e-mail to Neal Boortz, there are many things in life that look really nice, but when you peel back the layers the truth is revealed.
This is the problem I have with this speech. Each day we see more and more layers peeled away from our President, thanks to many hard working conservatives out there, and so now the truth about Barak Obama is coming to light, things I saw long before he was elected and I don’t like it and I don’t want my children indoctrinated into it—even if ever so smoothly.
My children are my husband’s and my responsibility. So on that day, we will be sending a note with each of our three children excusing them from class during that slot of time. I wish our superintendent would have had enough courage to just opt out of showing it at all, but that didn’t happen. So as responsible parents we will take the option we were given and hope that most, if not all, parents will do the same and pull their children from the broadcast.
I know from my many calls to the district office and to the various principles, that I am not the only concerned parent. Way to go parents. We are just fed up. If President Obama’s actions, policies and “associations” were of pure motive then my views might be different. Though, I still would want to know what was in the speech no matter what.
President Obama, what are you up to? I am pretty sure I know.
Were you afraid he’d turn them into Americans?
No, no fear here, just exercising my freedom as a concerned and involved mom. That’s what’s so beautiful about America. We can even disagree. You can choose to come back to my web site and read it or you can stay away from it. Isn’t that great. It’s when I or my family start to have our freedoms taken away that I will fear.
Has it not occurred to you that not allowing your kids to listen to the President of the United States was disrespectful? It was disrespectful to him, to the office and to the country.
Unlike his predecessor (at least the first term), President Obama was legitimately elected. He and the office deserve the respect of all of us, and in case you haven’t noticed, he hasn’t been getting much respect from your end of the political spectrum.