This Toddler is Sad to See Bush Go Bye Bye

 

This kid is as cute as a button! This was funny.

- designateddriver

Posted 01/19/09 03:55 PM

 

 

I see a career in politics Cute kid!!!

- June

Posted 01/19/09 04:26 PM

 

 

They don’t get any cuter or smarter than this little one!!

- Adrienne

Posted 01/19/09 04:38 PM

 

 

Ahhh….more liberal propaganda gotta love it, this time we are using kids!!!! Way to be progressive. I seem to recall similar tactics being used in the 1940’s.

- Him

Posted 01/19/09 05:28 PM

 

 

Have a sense of humor “Him.” This video is hilarious and the kid is adorable. Lighten up!

- Amy

Posted 01/19/09 06:49 PM

 

 

Using your kids to promote your political agenda … awe she is cute… you should be so proud of yourself. You also should consider yourself lucky that you live in a country where you can do this and not go to jail. For now that is. Of course I did hear of another family that used their kids’ names to promote their views and recently had their kids removed from their home. Not that I’m condoning their actions, I’m just making an honest comparison. The story actually ran on this site … can you guess what the kids names were?? I bet you can. What I will miss most once President Bush is out of office is the security our nation currently enjoys, I will also miss a good part of my income because Obama intends to raise my taxes, oh and let’s not forget Freedom of Speech… thanks to Obama and other democrats who are trying to reinstate the Fairness Doctrine. If you don’t know what that is you should look it up.

- ak mom

Posted 01/19/09 07:34 PM

 

 

Hmmm - me thinks the Mum in Alaska (ak mom)knows not what she speaks. Mr. Bush’s Supreme Court has upheld the Fairness Doctrine (think you actually desire to reference the Equal Time Doctrine if you’re painting this in a political context - but that’s just another sign of her ignorance which folks can explore below). I’ve clipped this description, because perhaps one of the most damaging and injurious thing single purposed people can do is to jauntily use legal terms out of context in order to make themelves appear like something akin to an expert. As a voting Republican woman - I, in a heartbeat will gladly take the incoming president over the outgoing. My taxes will not go up and rather will be reallocated to pragmatic tangibles that will once again foster a strong, secure, economically viable country - that viability is what true security flows from. Rec: The Fairness Doctrine was a policy of the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that required the holders of broadcast licenses both to present controversial issues of public importance and to do so in a manner that was (in the Commission’s view) honest, equitable, and balanced. This is different from the Equal Time rule. The Fairness Doctrine deals with matters of public importance and has no specific equal-time requirement. The Equal Time rule deals only with political candidates. In American political discourse, these two policies are sometimes falsely conflated. The United States Supreme Court upheld the Commission’s general right to enforce the Fairness Doctrine where channels were limited, but the courts have generally not ruled that the FCC is obliged to do so.[1] In 1987, the FCC abolished the Fairness Doctrine, prompting some to urge its reintroduction through either Commission policy or Congressional legislation.[2]

- Jen in Wyoming

Posted 01/19/09 08:53 PM

 

 

Bush was awful enough without dolloping on your own awfulness by manipulating the kids into mouthing your politics on the internets. And no, hamming kids are no more appealing than hamming adults, although we should blame the director in their case. As a personal home movie, it might have made a charming family vignette; publishing it out here is just gross. Oh, and Ak Mom, you should climb out of your bunker more often; the stale air seems to be affecting your brain.

- - very liberal guy

Posted 01/19/09 09:05 PM

 

 

ak mom, we live in a country where you can do this due to many people, Democrats and Republicans and other parties writing a constitution that protects freedom of speech, and that same diverse group fighting for our rights. Bush/Cheney have almost destroyed this country in the last 8 years, and the FALSE ISSUE of blaming the tax raise that you are GOING To have to eventually have BECAUSE OF THE REPUBLICANS’ wild spending, blaming that on Obama…just totally amazes me. I simply cannot understand people who trot out the tired old, “blame the Democrats for higher taxes”, when it was Bush SR and Bush JR who both led us into an unbelievable fiscal mess. Don’t rewrite history.

- TheBestYet

Posted 01/19/09 09:15 PM

 

 

I for one loved it. I will not say more except ak mom don’t you have a state to run.

- mojomomma

Posted 01/19/09 09:20 PM

 

 

This is one of the cutest things I’ve seen on the internet. Your daughter is adorable. People who commented that you’re exploiting her need to get a life. Some people just don’t have a sense of humor. Keep up the great videos.

- Lauri T

Posted 01/19/09 09:36 PM

 

 

That’s just great, you are teaching your daughter disrespect at such a young age!! Don’t worry about how President Bush taught her about security, and how to be Patriotic and how not to let another country come in and kill our family members. Be sure to teach her how her boyfriend doesn’t even salute the American Flag.

- Dodi

Posted 01/19/09 10:16 PM

 

 

“President” Bush deserves no respect, Dodi, since he purposely caused his office and this country to lose the respect of the rest of the world. He is a war criminal. He is incompetent. And he is a scoundrel, as are the rest of you cowards who use the flag like a skirt to hide behind to commit crimes and hurt people. Face reality, you lost the election, and for once reason won the day. Do this country a favor and either do something positive, or shut the hell up.

- A caring voter

Posted 01/19/09 10:52 PM

 

 

Cute & Funny! As for the politics: I respect both Bush & Obama - I wish them all the best. Everyone seems happy to see a change. In reality, it will be quite similar - you are the only one that can change. The President serves for our National security. Bush has done so & Obama will do the same - Same security of Defense. If the population would offer the same support to Bush in the past few years that Obama is receiving, you would be happier with yourselves. Obama is a smart man and will try to do what he thinks is best. However, if the people fail to stick with him and work hard - as he has stated; the population will say the same. Very few will ever see what a President of the United States of America has to undertake. Most of us wouldn’t last a week. Regardless of your opinion, have respect for Bush & Obama. If you want to make a difference, get involved. No armchair quarterbacks needed.

- Tom

Posted 01/19/09 11:19 PM

 

 

Dodi and ak Mom, I will apologize to you for the not being dealt the whole picture. I am a recently retired military person, caught up in this crazy war which has truly led us down a dark path of destruction. Major mistakes (regardless of us being human) were called on this one, and has cost us countless lives (to include those lost right here in our own frontyards..forget the backyard), manpower, man-hours, equipment, dollars, sanity, family stability and the list goes on. We aren’t asking you to bash your beliefs in Bush, but you do need to recognize the damage that has occurred during his reign. And trust me when I say….the enemy declares us to be the true terrorist, based on our undeniable knee-jerk actions and mistakes. At this point any change is better than what we have. And if it got any worst, what’s to complain about…. Recently retired warfighter

- K.

Posted 01/19/09 11:39 PM

 

 

So disrespectful. I agree he made some mistakes however he was and still is until Tuesday the President of the United States. I am tired of all the disrespect and what it teaches our children! Case in point this video!

- mich

Posted 01/19/09 11:44 PM

 

 

I THINK YOU ARE NOT SO GOOD MOM!!!! ALLOWING YOUR CHILD TO DO THIS…

- Anonymous

Posted 01/20/09 12:25 AM

 

 

Wow, what a great way to teach a child this. I can understand if the child was old enough to totally understand, but i dont think this child knew any better. It is bad parenting and very distasteful to teach your child this kind of thing.

- Anonymous

Posted 01/20/09 02:34 AM

 

 

“He is my boyfriend” Howw cute! I like the video. Thumbs up, don’t listen to the other commenters. Bush is their bf.

- E

Posted 01/20/09 03:03 AM

 

 

Why is it bad parenting to teach your child the value of clear thought, reasoning, and critical self inquiry? This child obviously has parents who are able to think for themselves, and have a sense of humor. And as for this child not being old enough to “totally understand”, even a ficus would have enough instinct to realize what a lying, ethically and morally anemic miscreant George W. Bush is. If only conservatives had as much intelligence as this toddler has.

- David

Posted 01/20/09 03:14 AM

 

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