by *Carol ~Bronx Southern Belle Y.
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January 16, 2007

Six-year-old gives his 10 reasons why Obama should not be re-elected! (Video)

August 02, 2012 01:34 AM UTC
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A six-year-old boy gives his 10 reasons why Obama should not be re-elected in this video. The video went viral as the articulate munchkin does a great job of passing his parent's politcal views onto his audience.

People are outraged that parents would allowo their child to make such an anti-Obama video, but the truth is children have been used to make political campaign videos for years. Just because this is a conservative viewpoint, the media is crying foul.

Everything the tiny little man says is true, so what's wrong with it?





Comments: 27

Rayda Renshaw Aug 2, 2012, 3:34am UTC
lol...interesting video...too bad the kid mumbled a little on a couple of his lines. I would have liked to hear it better.
Rayda Renshaw Aug 2, 2012, 10:37pm UTC
Oooookay. Whatever...abuse is a stretch, dude. This kid was obviously enjoying doing it. But whatever floats your boat.
Larry M. Aug 2, 2012, 6:40am UTC
Do any of your friends let 6 year olds tell them which candidates will make the best office holders? ... I didn't think so. :-)
Opinion Nate Ted Aug 2, 2012, 7:30am UTC
I sure remember the Obama indoctrinated school children video. So what's the problem now?
After all, it IS the children who will have to live in the world that Obama destroyed.
Lori F. Aug 2, 2012, 8:31pm UTC
At least with Obama he targeted middle schoolers and high schoolers. No wonder some kids are so fuked up.
Opinion Nate Ted Aug 2, 2012, 9:38pm UTC
Yeah, I know what you mean. Like these middle school/high school kids...
~ Kids Obama Song

or these middle school/high school kids...
~ School children sing praises to their savior Obama

or maybe THESE older kids...
~ New details about the Dear Leader song video
...oops, that one seems to have been scrubbed by Obama's lying "Truth Team". But that's OK, we can find these HIGH SCHOOL KIDS each days before Obama's thugs come through and remove the videos.

...just when you thought it was safe to get away with saying something silly, huh?
Lori F. Aug 2, 2012, 9:55pm UTC
He Einstein..this kid was SIX...those kids were much older. Just when you thought the right couldnt get any more nonsense going....
Opinion Nate Ted Aug 2, 2012, 10:21pm UTC
HA!! Yeah, MUCH, MUCH "older", huh? Like what, one or two years "OLDER"? Certainly NOT middle schoolers or high schoolers. AND, one kid vs what, like 2 classrooms? FAUX outrage. Just when you thought you've heard every stupid leftist comparison...
...brilliant comeback, with very strong points. :o (snicker, snicker)
Nancy S. Aug 2, 2012, 10:12am UTC
The problem is that isn't his views it's his parents or whom ever set this up. I don't believe in brain washing children. You give them the facts, not your biased opinion, when they are old enough to fully understand, and then you let them make their own decisions. I think this is disgusting.
Steph-in-NE ..... Aug 2, 2012, 5:36pm UTC
so do agree
Opinion Nate Ted Aug 2, 2012, 9:59pm UTC
"I don't believe in brain washing children."
...really? The schools are doing it every day.

...is it just because the 6 yr. old is voicing anti-Obama stuff? Would you even notice if it was anti-Romney? Selective disgust?
Opinion Nate Ted Aug 2, 2012, 10:22pm UTC
...what's that you say johnny boy?
jeanne clarke Aug 2, 2012, 10:24am UTC
The kid is mimicking adults around him. Who knows? Perhaps when he grows up, moves out, and develops his own thoughts on politics, he might be a bit annoyed that he did something like this at an age where he didn't use his own thought processes, but rather copied those of his parents and family. I never hear six year olds in my hood discussing presidential candidates, or anything to do with politics for that matter.
Opinion Nate Ted Aug 2, 2012, 10:30pm UTC
Mimicking his parents? No doubt. Perhaps when he grows up, he'll change his opinions, and perhaps his eyes are opened at a young age and he'll pay closer attention and see that his parents were/are right.
As much as I think kids need the opportunity to just be kids while they're still kids, this coming election may well be one of the most important elections in the history of our country, and the outcome of it WILL effect their future and whether or not they even have any future.
Hev L. Aug 2, 2012, 10:55am UTC
This is a very neat video. I don't see where it's harming anyone. It's not that disgusting as Nancy says above because if you want to get down to it, no matter what you say it's going to bias because it's going to be someone's opinion. Even if it comes from the candidate hisself. It's bias on his part because it's what he feels is going to happen and in the end it never does happen.
I see nothing wrong with it. Most kids follow their parents views when it comes to political anyways. I think the kid did a good job for his age.
Opinion Nate Ted Aug 2, 2012, 10:41pm UTC
You're right, there's nothing wrong with him doing the video. In fact it may be a good thing that he's aware at a young age.
I do to. By time he is adult he will have made up his own mind and be aware of whats is going. I think it is a good thing.
Steph-in-NE ..... Aug 2, 2012, 5:35pm UTC
yeah this may be cute and all,, yet when it comes down to a 6 yr old tell me who and who to vote for, well all I can say get real I dont even let my 10 yr grandson tell me what to do..
Opinion Nate Ted Aug 2, 2012, 10:39pm UTC
I didn't even think it was all that cute, just don't think it's any big deal either. The only thing that I didn't like was him pointing that toy gun at the camera and pulling the trigger. ...NOT a great sales pitch for gun rights.
Emma Renshaw Aug 2, 2012, 8:27pm UTC
outraged? why? my mother's been influencing my political opinions since I was 5...hasn't changed much in 13 years, so whether this kid's 6 or 16 he'd prob be saying the same things...just wouldn't b as cute lol
Opinion Nate Ted Aug 2, 2012, 10:36pm UTC
You are right, it's no big deal. Happens all the time. And, it's a good thing that your mom has been an influence on you.
Emma Renshaw Aug 2, 2012, 10:47pm UTC
she always encouraged me to participate in the "practice" voting booths they had for little kids (this was in Alaska), and would always ask who I voted for. Taught me not to check a box at random.
Funny though, now that we're in Oregon we just mail in our votes. Too bad, I was looking forward to really voting in a booth xD
Janie E. Oct 21, 2012, 3:26pm UTC
All excellent reasons!! Great job, kiddo!!!
timi A. Oct 21, 2012, 4:17pm UTC
Let's teach our children to respect others and not be hateful though. Thanks for posting this.

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