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The latter, IMO.  There are still a LOT of people who believe Obama is
the Messiah, and they treat his Presidency with religious-like fervor. I
thought the latest video from the NJ school was an excellent example of
that.  I think it becomes useful politically and the administration, by
ignoring the story, encourages further outrageous acts by those who are
on the fringe of being fanatical, whether it is a video from the Black
Panthers(have you seen those?), or a video from an obsessed teacher or
whatever.
A President or at least his administration has a responsibility to walk
a fine line to discourage such, but the flattery and adulation (ego)
often makes that impractical or difficult politically.  I don't know
what the answer is.

Bev


Lynn Wigglesworth wrote:
> .   The Obama videos were never intended for
> > a wide audience, and the importance of the song was more about the
> >  subject of the song than the act of singing it.
>
> Do you think Obama or his administration instigates things like this 
> song, or is it over-zealous supporters acting on their own?
>
> Lynn Wigglesworth

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