Michelle Obama says:

The problem with that kind of thinking is that we pass that on to our children. See, cause the thing I know as a mother is that our children are watching everything we do or say. Every explicit or implicit sign, they are watching us.

I agree wholeheartedly. That is exactly why I cannot vote for Senator Obama.

Those of us with kids of a certain age know this to be true. The first time your kid uses a turn of a phrase that you are fond of, the first time they use some body language that looks familiar, the first time that you overhear your words echoed from her to her friends, that my friends is when parents have that moment of clarity. I can tell you from personal experience that it is both inspiring and tremendously frightening. What I do and say has a great impact on my daughter, the good and the bad.

What have the Obama’s shown their daughters? A crazy preacher that spins conspiracy theories and hate for America, associations with shady characters (Resko), and befriending unrepentant terrorists. They have passed on the bitterness and hate that separates our people. They have shown them its OK to associate with terrorists as long as there are campaign donations involved. Its OK to take favors from “fixers” as long as nobody is looking.

They have also passed on the belief that you can throw your close friends and even you blood relatives under the bus as long as you can further your political ambitions.

Yes, Michelle, I totally agree with you, our kids look to us and learn from us. While I have no doubts that you think that your kids have gotten a positive worldview from you and your husband, I wouldn’t want that worldview to be passed on to my daughter.

I would much rather my daughter have a chance to grow up without racism, radicalism and hate.