12 Responses to “Howie Carr of WRKO Boston supports parents keeping their children out of school to boycott President Obama’s speach to kids to stay in school!”

1. Temple Of The Dog
   September 4th, 2009 @ 12:04 am

   Kinda off topic. But President Obama sounds like he is scrapping a
   public option, which PISSES me off. My prediction…If Obama
   doesn’t include a public option in the health care reform bill he
   will become a one term wonder as president and the republicans
   second greatest fear, Hillary Clinton will become the democratic
   presidential nominee in 2012 and defeat Jeb Bush in a battle of the
   political family dynasty’s. Bill Clinton will become the first dude
   and Sarah Palin will become a meth whore and hang out at dive bars
   in Wasilla with her daughters.

2. kayinmaine
   September 4th, 2009 @ 6:34 am

   Well, I guess you wingnuts will be fine with President Obama telling the kids of our nation the importance of staying in school now. Good. We’re even. *rolling eyes* By the way, did the radio hosts of America call Bush Sr. a Nazi Pig for wanting to go into a classroom ? Huh? Nope!

3. Grant in Texas
   September 4th, 2009 @ 12:54 pm

   Dubya even read a “goat story” to school children AFTER being told
   that our nation was under attack in NYC and Washington, D.C.

4. Lou
   September 4th, 2009 @ 1:11 pm

   I guess you approve of kids veiwing a video of stars saying I
   pledge to serve Barack Obama? If it were the case that he was just
   doing a speech about education that’s one thing but to have them
   bringing politics into the mix and pledging to serve the president
   whne it is his job to serve us and by us I mean all of us not just
   his moveon supporters, and have them question the kids about how
   Obama has inspired them is a little egotistic if you ask me.

   (COMMENT BY CLIF OF WNI: Too bad Reagan was given a free pass by you feces eaters when he pushed the tax cuts for the rich while bankrupting the rest of the country meme when he addressed school kids.

   Reich wing greed uber alles is OK but Obama telling kids to work hard and stay in school is verboten?

   Noted numbnuts)

5. lou
   September 4th, 2009 @ 1:13 pm

   Grant it was actually good hat bush kept a cool head. What would
   you have him do get up in a shit of panic?

   (COMMENT BY CLIF OF WNI: No shit for brains, just get up off his lazy ass and do his fucking job while the nation was under attack, instead of looking dumber then usual.)

   (COMMENT BY KAY OF WNI: George Bush did stay cool on the morning of 9/11/01. He wasn’t surprised our nation was being attacked and he was just sitting there wondering how long he had to sit there before all the planes reached their intended target. He was very torn & confused! Spit.)

6. Grant in Texas
   September 4th, 2009 @ 1:35 pm

   Maybe Bush was nonchalant because he ALREADY knew the attacks were
   to happen, perhaps? He had been told a month earlier, while brush
   clearing at the “ranch”, that Bin Laden wasto attack
   America. Then finishing the “goat story”, he couldn’t get to
   his bunker in Nebraska fast enough letting PRESIDENT Cheney be
   in control. I remember my first words after the first plane hit
   the WTC, “Well they did it again” remembering the first WTC attack
   a decade earlier. However, Bush said that just before entering the
   classroom, he had “watched” the first plane hit the first tower on
   a TV set in the school (even though NO live broadcast video existed
   for the first plane!). He then joking said, I used to fly myself
   and said, “There’s one terrible pilot!”
   http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0112/04/se.04.html

7. Grant in Texas
   September 4th, 2009 @ 1:40 pm

   Even though our TROLL lou HAS NOT READ the president’s
   speech, only repeating the talking points of the hateful,
   racist reich like Beck, Limbaugh, et al, he dutiful without
   thinking posts about it.

8. Grant in Texas
   September 4th, 2009 @ 1:46 pm

   Cartoon below says it:
   http://blogs.chron.com/nickanderson/archives/and090409b2.html

9. kayinmaine
   September 4th, 2009 @ 7:06 pm

   I think it’s pretty safe to say that Americans fear republicans teaching our children anything. Republicans are the cause of our nation being in debt and they are the cause of the whole world hating us, so why the hell would we want any of them to talk to our children? Our children are not safe with republican presidents teaching them anything! We don’t want corrupt kids.

   Grant, love the cartoon! Thanks.

10. Grant in Texas
    September 4th, 2009 @ 8:30 pm

    The main reason the reich-wing parents don’t want Obama to speak to
    our classrooms is they don’t want their children seeing a black
    man sitting behind a desk in the Oval Office. He might pull a
    “Jesse Owens” on them! The elephant in the room for many of these
    teabaggers, their incivility at townhall meetings, is racism, pure
    and simple. I am sure that in some homes, the TV set is welded to
    Fox meaning their kids don’t get to see Obama as presidential.
    Gawd, cannot have our schools usurping the parents control over the
    minds of their spawn! Maybe if Obama went to a nursery school and
    read “The Pokey Little Puppy” to the kids while ignoring terrorists
    blowing up New York they reich would be more accepting? Do like a
    Republican and break out a copy of “My Pet Goat”, Mr. President and
    reschedule the telecast for Sept 11 instead of the 8th.

11. Grant in Texas
    September 4th, 2009 @ 9:18 pm

    While Obama is to tell public school kids to study hard, to stay in
    school, it appears that our top Texas Republicans are favoring
    playing “hookie” that day: Weighing in on Obama’s “indoctrination”
    speech: Gov. Rick Perry: “I hope schools will provide a
    suitable alternative for students not participating in this
    event. I also hope that this is not an indication of the
    federal government further encroaching on states’ authority over
    education.” [Austin American-Statesman, 9/3/09]. Yeah,
    SECEDE!!! Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison: “I share the
    concerns of many parents about the President addressing schools in
    a way that leaves little choice for parents IF the speech
    includes a political agenda. The original worksheet put out by
    the Department of Education raised this possibility and
    caused a legitimate public outcry.” [Austin American-Statesman,
    9/3/09].

12. kayinmaine
    September 4th, 2009 @ 9:21 pm

    Ah, ah, ah Grant…..”My Pet Goat” was how George Bush viewed the children, you know, as his pet goats and we all know damn well that if President Obama read the same book to the little children they would go wild with rage! Oh wait. That is what you said. Nevermind. LOL

    Grant, Gov. Rick Perry will have the teachers teach the children how secession from America means you’re the most patriotic America-lover of all time! See? Staying in school would be evil propaganda by President Obama.