Wisc. school apologizes for using video of celebrities pledging service to Obama Comment
School officials in Hudson, Wisconsin, issued an apology after parents responded angrily to a video showing celebrities pledging to serve Barack Obama in a manner one parent said was reminiscent of Nazi Germany, The Blaze reported Sunday.
And then there was one – Obama
The Obama tornadoes wreak destruction everywhere as he and his minions prune, trim and reshape America. He and his demolition team could care less about broken legs and ripped off arms here and there. The lights are humming and buzzing as the Obama monster is getting ready to get up from the table and finish the job. Will we let him? I won’t insult Frankenstein. I would prefer him to the Obama monster being built.Where is the Obama vision taking us
Schools – There will be only one – Common Core
Everything must be one – controlled and shaped by Obama and his handlers. As in the days of Adolph Hitler, Obama must take over the minds and futures of our children. He will rise up and army of obedient ‘Stepford wives’ happily serving big Government and Obama. They will stop dreaming about becoming a Doctor, Firefighter, Pastor or Teacher. They will only think of their appointed place in the ‘Global Community’ ‘Private-Public Partnerships’ and latest ‘redistribution of wealth scheme ordered by Obama and his staff. Commentator and investigative journalist Sher Zieve (regular on my national radio show each Monday) captured this Nazi spirit beautifully in her article.
Group Rallies Against Obama’s Policies
HARRISONBURG, Va.– The Virginia Patriots rallied to impeach president Barack Obama at an overpass on interstate 81 on Saturday.
The group said one of the reasons is the Affordable Care Act.
Central Western Virginia Patriots director Richard Armstrong said he has already seen the negative effects of the law.
“Obamacare is a big problem. I have a nephew that has already gone through part time work because of it and he has no idea what to do as far as subsidies,” said Armstrong.
White House press secretary Jay Carney said the law would not hurt the job market.
According to Carney, since the U.S. started recovering from the recession, more than 90 percent of the jobs created have been full-time.