Call Obama’s speech to kids what you will

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1. By LarryVegas

   Sept. 10, 2009

   8:48 a.m.

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   One thought:

   HOW ABOUT YOU AS A PARENT TELL YOUR CHILDREN TO RESPECT THEIR TEACHERS, STUDY HARD AND HELP YOUR PRESIDENT...

2. By Patrick_R_Gibbons

   Sept. 10, 2009

   12:47 p.m.

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   Cato Institute scholars assess Obama's speech.

   http://www.writeonnevada.com/2009/09/ass...

3. By GordonShumway

   Sept. 10, 2009

   4:58 p.m.

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   Patrick: Thanks for posting:that.
   It's laughable how those silver spoon Cato creeps can't relate in any way to how the President might inspire school kids.
   When you can find fault with an inspirational talk to kids, it's much more than political haughtiness.
   He's black. Get over it.

4. By larry5

   Sept. 10, 2009

   11:34 p.m.

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   An inspirational talk to kids? It was more of Obama campaigning. Someone needs to tell this guy that he won - he can stop trying to convince us of his greatness.