Political Republican Opinion

Political Republican Opinion:

A clip from a Finnish documentary about elections in America has recently appeared on YouTube. The clip shows a public elementary school teacher in Ashville North Carolina asking students who they support in the election.

One student, whose father is in the military, says she is supporting John McCain. “Oh, Jesus,” the teacher replies, before telling the girl that our troops are fighting “a senseless war” in Iraq. She tells the child that John McCain says that our troops could stay in Iraq for another 100 years and implies that the child may never see her daddy again.

When questioned by the interviewer, the teacher says that she can support who she wants to support as long as she doesn’t browbeat another person for the candidate that they support. This teacher clearly has an ill-conceived definition of the word “browbeat,” as she ridicules the child in front of her classmates. It is a shocking example of how poorly educated the people teaching our students really are. She cannot even properly pronounce Barack Obama’s name. Apparently, the public school system has no problem with bringing up Jesus’ name as long as it is in vain, though.

This has got to stop! I will not support a school system that believes that it must indoctrinate our children at an early age to think the way that it wants them to think. The school system has long supported the pro-union Democratic Party but they must not be able to kidnap our children’s thoughts.

I have no problem with a balanced discussion of political matters in a classroom where that discussion belongs, like a social studies class, and at an appropriate grade level. We need a law on the books that terminates any teacher immediately who injects their political opinions into a classroom that is paid for with taxpayer money. When I went to public school, none of this kind of stuff ever happened. We actually spent our time on math, reading and writing.

Since I do not speak Finnish, I can only wonder what conclusion was reached by the filmers of this documentary. I imagine it was that America is indoctrinating children in the school system starting at an early age. See the video clip, below:

Political Republican Opinion Quote of the Day: “There is no accountability in the public school system - except for coaches. You know what happens to a losing coach. You fire him. A losing teacher can go on losing for 30 years and then go to glory.” – Ross Perot

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Political Republican Opinion:

According to WTHR - Eyewitness News, Indianapolis, 375 people who were part of Barack Obama’s “Vote Corps Program” - a group hired to get last-second voters into the polls for Barack Obama - lined up in front of Obama headquarters yesterday, angrily demanding the money they were owed for their services.

Police were called to the scene to control the mob and make sure that things did not get out of hand.

Although all of the people did eventually get paid, many of them were shorted pay for the hours they worked.

“It should have been $480. It’s $230,” complained Imani Sankofa.

“They gave us $10 an hour. So we added it. I added up all the hours, so it was supposed to be at least $120. All I get is $90,” said Charles Martin.

“I worked nine hours a day for 4 days and got paid half of what I should have earned,” said Randall Waldon.

The Obama campaign promised to mail the underpaid workers a check for the amount they were shorted, but quite a few were skeptical.

“They say that they gonna call you or they going to mail it to you, but I don’t know. We’ll see what happens,” said Antron Grose.

“Talking about they’ll mail it to us. I ain’t worried about that, man. They’re not going to mail nothin’,” Martin groused.

Hopefully, Barack Obama makes good on the pay he owes to the people who worked so hard to get him elected. Otherwise, it’s not looking good for the rest of America that are counting on Barack Obama to keep his promises.

You can read the full WTHR article here: Obama campaign: Unpaid wages resolved.

Political Republican Opinion Quote of the Day: “The President has kept all of the promises he intended to keep.” - George Stephanopolous

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Political Republican Opinion:

The time has come to get out and vote. I have done all that I can to inform readers of the facts that have not been reported in the mainstream Liberal media. For the most part, I have been preaching to the choir.

Now is not the time to stifle your voice; it is not the time to lie down and let the United States of America become transformed into a Socialist welfare state. Although it may not seem like it, your lone vote counts. Your single voice when joined by millions of other voices makes the Republican Party the most powerful choir in the world.

We can prevent a new director from taking the baton and snapping it in half. This man does not want to hear you sing; he doesn’t like our songs. He prefers “La Marsseillace” and “Das Deutschlandlied.” We can keep Barack Obama from stifling our voices, but we need to let them be heard now, more than ever before.

John McCain wound up his nomination speech at the Republican National Convention with the following words:

“I’m going to fight for my cause every day as your president. I’m going to fight to make sure every American has every reason to thank God, as I thank Him: that I’m am American, a proud citizen of the greatest country on earth, and with hard work, strong faith and a little courage, great things are always within our reach.

Fight with me. Fight with me.

Fight for what’s right for our country.

Fight for the ideals and character of a free people.

Fight for our children’s future.

Fight for justice and opportunity for all.

Stand up to defend our country from its enemies.

Stand up for each other; for beautiful, blessed, bountiful America.

Stand up, stand up, stand up and fight. Nothing is inevitable here. We’re Americans, and we never give up. We never quit. We never hide from history. We make history.”

Barack and Michelle Obama, on the other hand, have denigrated the United States of America and have expressed the shame they feel for this country on numerous occasions. From Rezko to Wright to Khalidi, from Ayers to Farrakhan to ACORN, the people they have chosen to associate with for the past twenty years shows a very clear picture of who they really are. They do not like this country. They sing a different song. As the Reverend Wright has said, “it’s not ‘God Bless America’ … no, no, no … it’s ‘GOD DAMN AMERICA.’”

John McCain has fought for this country; he loves this country and sings its praises every day. It is time to join McCain and let his song be heard. We can fix the broken things in this country. We can right the few wrongs. The fundamentals of the United States of America are strong and have made it the greatest country in the world since its beginning.

That strength starts with you. The mainstream Liberal media has tried to convince you to stay home, that the race is already lost. They have told you that the Republicans will lose all of their vacating seats to Democrats and that a super majority is going to happen in the US Congress. They have told you that Barack Obama has already won.

Don’t let the biased media fool you! The fat lady is sleeping off her last big meal. It’s time to let your voice be heard. It’s time to vote, not just for John McCain, but for every single Republican on the ballot. We have the numbers. We can claim this country back!

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