Watch the video below.

Follow this link to a letter to the editor of the Worcester Telegram and Gazette. The author of the letter begins:

The results of the Telegram & Gazette poll regarding public opinion of President Barack Obama’s education address restored some of my faith in our citizens. In the poll, about 86 percent said they thought people were going too far in protesting the president’s speech being broadcast to schoolchildren. Only 14 percent said that the country has not gone too far when parents don’t want kids to hear the president talk on TV about education.

I like to think my publishing of these results in the previous blog post, Preventing People From Hearing The President, had some benefit.

Recently Sharon and I were pondering the choices we have made on where to live since we have been married.  The most favorable spin I could put on it is that we have been on a 40 year mission to live among the badly informed and try to bring the truth to our neighbors.  I guess it runs in the family.

The result of this poll shows that the intelligence level of the average Worcester T & G reader is growing by leaps and bounds.  They could even see through the biased way the question was phrased to come up with the intelligent conclusion that 67.5% agreed with the President in how he is reorienting the missile defense shield against potential Iranian missiles.

Follow this link to the C-SPAN video of President Obama’s address to Wall Street on September 14, 2009.

At about 12:25 into the speech, the President said he wants the new  rules to …make sure that markets reward those who compete honestly and vigorously within the system instead of those who are trying to game the system.

I cannot verify CNN’s claims that Faux Noise lied. I don’t watch either network if I want news. So all I can say is, I report, you decide.

For those of my friends that demand proof of my claims that Faux Noise lies, maybe you can do the research on this and tell me who is right. I trust your unbiased judgment on this, NOT.

Follow this link to the three video segments of Bill Clinton’s appearance on the Daily Show. Where else are you going to see an 18 minute interview without commercial interruption?

The major topics covered were Clinton’s foundation, his trip to North Korea, empowering women,  Health Care Reform, and a little on the economy.

I am so glad Jon didn’t make any jokes about the Clinton history and the topic of empowering women.

Do not watch the last five minutes of this video. I do not want to come across as endorsing any illegal acts against the worthy and thoughtful opposition

However, the first five minutes is almost plausible

I know a lot of you may have a prejudice about listening to anything Michael Moore says, but this time I think he hit the nail right on the head. Not only that, but he introduces some information into the discussion that I had not known.

Despite what you read on the headline of the video clip below, he said no such thing in what I heard.

Follow this link to the discussion on Huffington Post.

Follow this link to this excerpt from Ted Kennedy’s auto-biography.

This inspired me to post the following comment.

President Obama can be a great President because he inspires people to action.

That means that he can’t be a great President all by himself.  He needs the continuous support of those he inspires.  It is as much up to us to make him a great President as it is up to him.

If we can’t out talk the lies with the truth, then it is our failure as much as it is his.

Keep talking, keep posting, keep blogging, keep writing letters to editors, keep organizing, keep writing to Senators and Representatives, and keep on doing whatever you can think of to overcome the vocal minority and those who are confused by this vocal minority.