One, this is not exactly Lee Greenwood. Two, if you notice the pictures the kids hold, it's a who's who of marxo-pacifists if you can call them that. Three, I wonder what Dr. King would have thought of the pro-abortion Obama, and as an off topic, the racial extortionists like Sharpton and Jackson?

@ Rightguy – Indeed it is not, Greenwood would incur a lawsuit to be sure. Dr. King would be ashamed of the poverty pimps that you mention here, all 3 of them.

This one isn't so Dear Leader-ish, but it does have that stale 1960's feel to it. For progressives, the left is pretty stuck in the past. The seem particularly stuck on race as though America is still in the civil rights era.

have to say, myself, that wasn't too bad of a video. it was more of an incentive song rather than a political statement using Obama as a role model.
now, don't get me wrong, i don't think he makes a good role model for kids, but i sure can think of worse ones.

@ Clifton – You are right, not nearly as Dear Leader but still political, not sure it is appropriate….

@ Griper – Exactly, still not appropriate but not shocking either.

Maybe just a new form of the Pledge. A pledge to the "Obama Nation" or better called an obamanation. I suspect more of this goes on than we are aware of. Many teachers love to advance their agendas. I can understand to a degree when I taught senior high history and government I often wove in my concepts and my thoughts about the government—complete objectivity is not possible on such a subjective topic and those who proclaim the objectivity are fools but the bigger fools are those who believe them.

@ Ron Russell – Great points and I agree that this probably goes on more than we would like to admit….