Irony is lost on you. What a surprise.

You still like Slimeball.

But then again, you're a republican. Please excuse my redundancy.

Based on what?

For fuck's sake, SFC. Stop taking shit out of context.

"But it’s the right thing to do," Obama continued, "to provide age-appropriate sex education, science-based sex education in schools."

"Nobody's suggesting that kindergartners are going to be getting information about sex in the way that we think about it... If they ask a teacher 'where do babies come from,' that providing information that the fact is that it's not a stork is probably not an unhealthy thing. Although again, that's going to be determined on a case by case basis by local communities and local school boards.'"

The article also states that it includes opt-out provisions for parents and that it envisions discussion of "inappropriate touching."

It is age appropriate and can be determined on a local level. Age appropriate for kindergartners is not sex-ed in the way that we think of, so the ad is misleading at best and completely leaves out the primary purpose of extending to that age group is to help combat sexual predators.

The ad uses about the creepiest Obama picture they could find and keeps it on the screen for about the whole thing. They are trying to link creepy Obama with kindergartners and sexuality. It is a blatant and disturbing tactic that completely avoids any real issues and attempts to associate Obama with kindergartner sexuality.

It's despicable and just another distraction.

You have a problem with teaching kids to recognize sexual molestation when it is happening to them and report it to an adult? Surely you are not serious.

I remember when I was quite young (probably kindergarten, although I could not swear to it) my mother gingerly questioning us (me and my brother) whether anyone had ever touched us in a way that made us uncomfortable. We had no idea what she was talking about, of course, and she did not get any more explicit than that, but she recognized in our incomprehension that we had not been touched that way and simply told us that if ever some such thing were to happen, we should tell her. I think that this was exactly the right approach. My innocence was not compromised by the experience and it was a salutary approach to preventing molestation (although, thankfully for me, such a prevention was never necessary).

This is all that Sen Obama's bill called for. The same thing that my own dear mother did for her kids. I really cannot imagine that anyone, Republican or Democrat, could take issue with that in good faith, and I am rather distressed to think that a Republican could take such sane, wholesome thinking and twist it into something ugly to use against a Democrat. You are surely better than that, dear SFCWallace.