Obama Campaign Tells Children To Tell Their Parents To Vote Obama

• October 28, 2008

Because you would have to be of a certain maturity level to find Obama appealing as a leader. Here’s the pitch to the kids (note the bolded part):

Do’s & Don’ts
Do share your personal reasons for voting for Barack Obama;
Do have confidence — your opinion matters to people who care about you;
Do read up on Barack’s positions on the issues you know matter to them;
Do find a good time when both you and they will be open to a conversation;
Do talk to them in person if you live nearby, or on the phone if you don’t;
Do ask your friends to talk to their parents and grandparents as well;
Don’t worry about knowing everything about policy positions before you have this conversation;
Don’t feel defensive. Stay calm, cool and collected;
Don’t wait until the last minute — it might take a few conversations for you to convince them, so start as early as possible;
Don’t catch them at a bad time — make sure you have their attention and enough time to have a conversation.

Don’t worry about knowing all of Obama’s policy positions before you support him?
Blind loyalty. Yeah, that’s exactly what we need to be teaching our kids.
Here’s the video the Obama campaign put out in support of this project:

Note the kid at the end threatening to not help his grandparents if they don’t vote Obama.
By any means necessary, right?

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http://Array di butler

Indoctrinating a whole new zombie cult members. This isn’t just trying to get kids involved in politics. If you think it is innocent, then you probably have already had your mind formed to accept this kind of crap.
Mickey

My junior highschool age son told me that some teachers are asking students to write a paper on Obama. I told him to tell those friends to go to any anti-Obama website to gather research for the paper. Then challenge the teacher if they don’t like what you wrote. Go public to the news media. Expose the fraud.
http://www.rabidamerican.net/ Rabid American

“Give me four years to teach the children and the seed I have sown will never be uprooted.”
Josef Stalin
di butler

Exactly RA.

I can just imagine one of my children or grandchildren saying something like this to me.The computer would be out like a flash! I wouldn’t have to worry too much about them hearing it at school, my kids didn’t do public indoctrination school, and my grandkids won’t either. This reminds me of those stories I have read were the teachers tell the kids to chastise their parents about waste and global warming. They tell the kids to “spy” on the parents and keep diaries to share at school. Yeah, right.
Ms Bass

People,
Instead of spreading negativity about it all, why not just teach your children to make informed decisions about ANYTHING they decide. My son and I listened to what BOTH candidates had to say during the debates, and we decided from there. We also read all the literature that BOTH candidates circulated. I’m not going to say what we chose, because it doesn’t matter. What matters is that we made informed decisions. You all know that people will say and print whatever they want. It’s up to us as parents to teach our kids how to separate the good from the garbage.
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