KittenKoder
Senior Member
I pledge to vomit at the phony nature of this video.
Why couldn't these liberal actors and "stars" get behind Bush and pledge their support for him? Oh... I remember... They all had childish bumper stickers saying "Not My President"
People should look to do good no matter who is president. They sneak a lot of things in there like "health care" for seniors(really just socialism), stem cell research(as if that's a necessary step we need to take), and pledging to one man.
I think we should help the President make the right decisions no matter who is in office. Like it or not Barack Obama IS my president. I did not vote for him but I will support his office since he can make a huge difference by enforcing the will of the people. We need to make our voices heard in petitions and letters. That is how we can support him.
I don't agree with his agenda. but really his agenda is the agenda of the people who elected him. I afraid of that because I think it's one step closer to communism.
I don't like this sly propaganda being cleverly introduced to our kids in school. It is manipulative because of the star power to one point of view.
All kids want to be cool.
If they disagree with what the stars say they get labeled as uncool.
It's pretty manipulative.
My favorite bit of the video was the pledge to view himself as an "American" and not an "African American"
Meh, Bush had a few ad spots, he just didn't have the popularity with the media zombies that Obama has. If this aired on TV I would be interested to know the time slot and programs it was running on though, because if they target kids then it's beyond advertising and all the indoctrination rumors would seem more true. The problem though, one that seems truly ironic, is that the people "pledge" to help those "less fortunate" yet they are spending money on ads instead of actually helping much.