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Late Wednesday, Huckabee announced LearnOurHistory.com, a sort of BMG Music Club for what he calls "unbiased" historical lessons for kids. For around $15 each, the company will send you a new animated tale of American history each month, told through the eyes of a gang of time traveling kids.
The first video (available for just $9.95, with a gift bag full of goodies)? "The Reagan Revolution." Naturally.
Watching those would make a kid wanta just rush right out and enlist to defend God, Mom, the Flag and Apple Pie!
Which, of course, is something Huckabee never bothered to do.
I notice that the one on the Reagan Revolution doesn't mention that he started out as a liberal Democrat and union President. Can't tell that because it wouldn't fit the "unbiased" principle of the videos.
Apparently, in his version of history, America declared war on Germany.
So because you are illiterate in American history Huckabee is wrong?
His version of history is correct, America declared war on http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a2/Flag_of_Nazi_Germany_%281933-1945%29.svg/22px-Flag_of_Nazi_Germany_%281933-1945%29.svg.png (broken link) Germany Dec. 11, 1941
Ah, but in Huckabee's version, there is no mention of Germany declaring war on us FIRST. Wouldn't you say that is a fact important enough to mention?
And thus the problem with this jingoistic America-centric treatment of "history."
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