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I know Bill has been getting flack from folks on this. But he shouldn't be so quick as to dismiss all of them as ideaologs. I see what he was trying to do. But Obama is the wrong example to use for kids. There are a lot of people you could have used.
The irony that struck me between the eyes is the examples of the obstacles listed that he used that tell how Obama over-came to get to where he is. Fatherlesss, black, loonymom, etc.....Why bring a baby into a situation like this? Right?
But aren't these the same obstacles that Obama and other pro-abortion groups use to justify killing a baby before it even gets a "chance" to live out its destiny? Before, it too, can be President of the united States or find a cure for cancer?
And now we want to use him as a shining example of overcoming adversity?
Remember this ad controversy?
This was banned from TV. This is what I'm talking about. In the attempted to come across so "fair-minded" I think Bill drops his standards sometimes. Knowing how pro-life he is, I was disappointed. I still like his show.
Well, Bill is taking heat from some conservitives for having the nerve of saying something good about the President.
"Thus, our modern age presents vast challenges to children, and they need to learn lessons quickly in order to prosper. And who better to teach them than the President of the United States?"
"Why did you write the article? Given your audience and what your fans expect of you, why write something supporting Obama?"
"I don't agree with all of Obama's policies," O'Reilly said. "But I admire what he's done as a person. I came from poor circumstances and I'm impressed by how he lifted himself up. I think it's a good lesson, and children can learn from it. We should take positive examples wherever we find them."
Its not really their fault. They are blinded by hate. They are told what and when to think by the likes of Maddow and Olberman.
Your shepard Limbaugh preaches blinded hate everyday over the airways. You guys are just not use to losing elections for the presidency and you have no idea how to handle it. It's really funny to watch the hipocrisy of the conservatives.
I know Bill has been getting flack from folks on this. But he shouldn't be so quick as to dismiss all of them as ideaologs. I see what he was trying to do. But Obama is the wrong example to use for kids. There are a lot of people you could have used.
The irony that struck me between the eyes is the examples of the obstacles listed that he used that tell how Obama over-came to get to where he is. Fatherlesss, black, loonymom, etc.....Why bring a baby into a situation like this? Right?
But aren't these the same obstacles that Obama and other pro-abortion groups use to justify killing a baby before it even gets a "chance" to live out its destiny? Before, it too, can be President of the united States or find a cure for cancer?
And now we want to use him as a shining example of overcoming adversity?
Remember this ad controversy?
This was banned from TV. This is what I'm talking about. In the attempted to come across so "fair-minded" I think Bill drops his standards sometimes. Knowing how pro-life he is, I was disappointed. I still like his show.
OMG!! This is pathetic!! Another perfect example of christian hipocrisy. They want to tell everybody how to live or how to believe and if you don't agree with them then your a horrible person, and could never be a positive role modle. When in the mean time they have their own priests molesting little boys everday. It shows what kind of a person you using the Molesting Catholic church as your resource.
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