School textbook promotes Obama

[DC at the Ridge]

Originally Posted by Mamama Mia

Obama doesn't write his speeches and it is questionable whether or not he wrote either of his two books.

Even Obama's speechwriters concede that he writes most of his speeches, then lets them polish and refine them. The 2004 Convention speech that is included in this textbook was undoubtedly his, even fellow legislators remember him working on it. You may question his authorship of his books, but saying it's questionable is really only raising the question. It doesn't answer the question, and as much evidence as you see that is against Obama, others see evidence for Obama. It's not a question of research or intelligence. It's about belief and the fact that each of us makes choices about what we believe and what we don't believe.

[Aylalou]

Originally Posted by teatime

Everyone I mentioned is/was a leader. Sharpton's Tawana court case was especially infamous and is a case study in race-baiting. But you just don't want things like that mentioned, do you?

And as I said, textbooks usually talk about heroes, not these people you picked. Mention away.

[Anonymous Political Junky]

Originally Posted by Aylalou

And as I said, textbooks usually talk about heroes, not these people you picked. Mention away.

And now you are saying that Obama is a hero? How funny is that?! Pathetic!!!

[WinterinAmerica]

Originally Posted by Anonymous Political Junky

This is why we are homeschooling our children at the time.

I can't think of a better argument against home schooling.

[Aylalou]

Originally Posted by Anonymous Political Junky

And now you are saying that Obama is a hero? How funny is that?! Pathetic!!!

She says leaders, I say heroes because she can't comprehend. In any case he will make the history books. I guess you don't get it either.