Oct 21 2008
Barack the Soccer Dad
If you were blessed to have a great Dad, this story will move you.
If you weren’t blessed to have a great Dad, this story will move you.
If you were blessed to have a great Dad, and you want to be as great a Dad as yours was, this story will move you.
If you weren’t blessed to have a great Dad, but you are determined to be a great Dad anyway, this story will move you.
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Barack Hussein Obama wasn’t blessed to have his Dad around. After his Dad left when little Barry was two years old, Barack saw his Dad just once more when he was ten years old. Barry did have his loving grandmother and his strong grandfather as a surrogate Dad.
Pray for Barack’s beloved Grandmother who is gravely ill at this writing…
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But Barack is determined to be the best Dad he can be for his own children. Even though he’s a “little busy” these days, this “socialist, terrorist, Muslim, anti-American” Dad still finds time to walk his daughter to her first day in 5th grade and help her learn how to use her combination lock (remember those?). This “not exactly like us” Dad finds time to get back home for his older daughter’s soccer game and make his younger feel like she was the most important person in the world, even though she wasn’t playing a game. This “scary Black man” Dad was even able to come on the soccer field surrounded by Secret Service and most people didn’t even notice.
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This All-American Dad will be our 44th President and show America and the world what real “family values” are.
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Great post. We get Sarah Palin’s “hockey mom” image pushed down our throats and yet no-one seems to notice that Barrack Obama is doing all “Daddy” stuff as well as holding down his campaign - probably because being a “daddy” is something that he is, and not something that he does. It’s sad to hear about his grandmother - I hope that she’s got some time left in her. It will be a big loss to him if she’s not there to see him sworn in.