Obama indoctrinates our school kids

White House website ^ | Sept. 8, 2009 | Office of the Press Secretary

[Christus_Rex]

REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT IN DISCUSSION WITH 9TH GRADERS

Wakefield High School Arlington, Virginia

[Christus_Rex]

Isn't it *convenient* that the health care question was asked to Obama?

[albie]

“36 countries have universal health coverage, including Iraq and Afghanistan”,

...uhhh, that sounds just a tad set up. IF there are 36 countries on universal health care, how would a 9th grader know that?

[Accidental Ninja]

Ok seriously, How is this kid NOT a plant? And wasn’t he supposed to be speaking on education...God, I swear these Weasels have nothing better to do than worm their little fat agendas into everything.

[Islaminaction]

Also it was the last question, this way it would stick in their minds.

[Accidental Ninja]

And, Honestly, Would a ninth grader even care? I had better things to do in ninth grade than worry about how many countries have screwed up and corrupt health care systems.

[SamuraiScot]

And, Honestly, Would a ninth grader even care? I had better things to do in ninth grade than worry about how many countries have screwed up and corrupt health care systems.

Looking at the transcript with my virtual-ninth-grader mind, I'd say all those questions were planted. Every last softball one of them. The way of speaking was wrong for kids, and not one question was surprising or off-the-wall.

[Accidental Ninja]

Looking at the transcript with my virtual-ninth-grader mind, I'd say all those questions were planted. Every last softball one of them. The way of speaking was wrong for kids, and not one question was surprising or off-the-wall.

They made it sound like a second grader that had to read in front of the class. It was kind of halted and choppy. If a ninth grader (or any kid for that matter) was asking a real question it would be filled with "Uh's...Um's..." and possible a "Oh, what's the word?" under the breath. Hey, Maybe a ninth grader feeds O's lines to him when the almighty mega-prompter breaks down. That would explain a lot. (Although there are some brilliant ninth graders in our school's FBLA that could kick 0's butt as far as speeches are concerned.)