Dear Mr. President, ‘please make it rain candy’

Are we sure that was a child, and not your average Obama voter?

Here’s the little darling right here:

Going after kids now? I’d tell you to pick on someone your own size, but on an intellectual level, I guess you already are…

@Fit Fit,

Obama and the MSM have taken great pains to “inform” kids about how lucky they are with O in the Oval Office, so yes, it is fair to point out the hypocrisy in using kids as propaganda. Politicians love babies and kids, because of the innocence that is connoted. Nobody is going after kids; the obvious (?) target is the douchebags who use these kids for political gain.

Obama made promises to lead by example, and not to be yet another rusty-haloed hack of a wolf in sheep’s clothing. His action have not been consistent with his rhetoric, yet the MSM continues to fawn on him and deify him through the solicited eyes of children. Turning children’s wishes and dreams into a book for political gain is an abuse of their innocence. It is this abuse that is being criticized, not the children.

No need to make snide remarks about anybody’s intellect; I think we’re all adults here.

Jeff

A little employment advice: Now would be a great time to get into the “bumper sticker” business. The possiblities are simply endless!

@ Fitfit

The point you miss is that Democrats seem to have absolutely no qualms about using children as political pawns. They also seem to take relish in indoctrinating other peoples children with their political Democratic propaganda.

Totally reprehensible and patently unethical. Public school teachers should never be allowed to force their own system of beliefs on children. Liberal parents would not stand for Conservatives to do such to their Democrat household kiddies. Nor should Democrats be allowed to indoctrinate Republican’s kids

When they do it, it’s called brainwashing, but when you do it’s called education?

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Fit Fit, what is your solution to conflicts with other countries when THEY do not want to be peaceful?How do we “not fight” with extreme radical terrorists when they have no other goal in life than to destroy us? I love all the liberals that have “War is not the answer” signs in their yards. Yards that have been protected with the blood of our military. What IS the answer then, please liberals tell us.

Anthony Pape, 10, of DuBois, Pa., offered: “I hope that we will have no war ever again. I mean why are we fighting why can’t we all be friends.”

This one is not unique to Obama; I think lots of kids always express such “It’s a Small World After All” kumbaya sentiments in all generations.

“I would appreciate it if you would try to make this a greener planet and try to bring home the troops and end the war,” the fifth-grader wrote. “I am very luckey because I am not part of a military family, but it saddens me to hear about all the people who die in Iraque and know that somewhere In the world people are greiving over a lost family member.”

This one is the most sad to me, because the sentiments expressed aren’t unique to children, but echoes the same exact “child-like” naiveté of many (*ahem*liberal*cough*) adults.

Then of course, you have your messianic-worshipping “adult”, like Julio Osegueda….

Good grief!

Obama could pee on these kids (which he is with the porkulus legislation) and they would think its raining lemon drops.

“I am very luckey because I am not part of a military family,…”

Says a lot right there. Not that the 5th grader is not part of a military family, but that the child thinks he is “luckey” to not be a part of the military community. Sad.

Also, someone needs to teach that kid that you don’t end a war, you either win it or you lose it. Unfortunately, too many adults do not understand this concept either.