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I can accept that aq Democrat can be good and truthful -- my wife is an example. however, I've seen enough in two months to seriously doubt the ability of Barack Obama and his minions to do so. I mean, whatever happened to the "no lobbyists" pledge? The promise of five days with a bill posted at WhiteHouse.gov before it is signed? I could go on, but I've seen enough to be reasonably certain that we will continue to be lied to -- and the Obamabots will continue to defend barry Hussein to the very end -- while I and many of my conservative brothers and sisters were quite critical of George W. Bush.

And by the way, I know you wouldn't like what i am teaching my students. The Declaration of Independence. The US Constitution. The writings of the Founders and Framers. Stuff that you no doubt find terribly subversive due to the fact that it contradicts your expansive notion of the power of government.

And yes, I have intelligence -- which is why I'm not fooled by Obama.

Actually, I am glad you are teaching your students about The Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the writings of the Founders and Framers.

You are mistaken by your assumption that I find those topics to be "terribly subversive", as well as, your assumption that such teachings "contradict" my "expansive notion of the power of government".

I believe in a government which is FOR the people, BY the people and OF the people.

I also believe in people working TOGETHER rather than nitpicking at each other and looking for their faults.

We are all human.....no one is perfect. Why not urge your Republican leaders to try working together with President Obama to find solutions. He has asked for their imput. He has said if anyone has a better plan....to present it.....to discuss it with him.

I challenge you and your Republican leaders to rise to the mature level of working together with Democrats to fix our country's and our world's problems.

"Input"? You mean like the bailout bill, which was put together by the Democrat leaders and their Democrat staffs with no GOP input, and which was voted upon before any Republican (or Democrat, for that matter) even had a chance to read the complete bill? Or the planned use of the "reconciliation process" to prevent GOP debate or amendments to upcoming Obamunist programs? Looks much more like an attempt to silence the opposition rather than engage us.