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The Word of the Week award goes to Jules Crittenden:

Bi-Schmartisanmanship

Just try and say that three times fast!

This is when Hollywood cared less for politics and more for country:

Thanks to John Nolte at Big Hollywood for locating and sharing this wonderful video.

Jennifer Rubin captures in the title of this post exactly how I believe many of us are feeling.

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There are two things I abhor in any election. Any exploitation of children and of our military is off limits in my book.

This video crosses a line which should concern all who will soon be electing our next President. Should Barack Obama be the majority choice it is one I know I will not soon forget.

I don’t care to hear the excuse that his campaign did not produce it, they have to power to have it pulled at any given moment.

I’ve read much of what has been written today on this topic but the one post which I would like to share is the following from Roger Simon:

Watching this video has disturbed me more than almost anything I have seen in recent years. It is the kind of exploitation of children that reminds me of Young Pioneer Camps I saw when visiting the Soviet Union in the Eighties. You could say, as some have, that this is much like what happens with children in churches and synagogues across America, but this is about a political figure – one of two current presidential candidates and the one leading in the polls. The Drudge headline references the “Dear Leader.” Quite apt. Here for you edification are the words of the people who saw fit to put this together (there’s more at the link):

Also writing on this topic:
The Anchoress
Ace
Confederate Yankee who tells us what should come as no surprise:

Here’s a partial list of those who helped produce this “grassroots” effort:

* Jeff Zucker — American television executive, and President & CEO of NBC Universal.
* Post-producer (former choreographer?) Holly Shiffer.
* Motion picture camera operator/steadicam specialist Peter Rosenfeld (appropriately enough, worked in “Yes Man,” a movie about ” a guy challenges himself to say ‘yes’ to everything for an entire year.”
* Darin Moran, another motion picture industry professional, who just finished filming — how appropriate — Land of the Lost.
* Andy Blumenthal, Hollywood film editor.

I’d like to think Senator Obama would call for these videos to be taken down but I won’t hold my breath. Using children in a manner such as this is reminiscent of far too many not so pleasant events in history. Anything to feel adored and whatever it takes to win. Pathetic.

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