Obamunists see no need to wait for the media to install their messiah in the White House before propagandizing to children about the glories of his illustrious regime. The mother of an 8th grader in Racine writes to Real Debate Wisconsin:

My 8th grade son is in an advanced English class at a public middle school here in Racine, Wisconsin. I just found out that my son's new (copyright 2008) Wisconsin - McDougal Littell Literature book has 15 pages covering Barack Obama.

I was shocked - No John McCain, no Hillary Clinton, no George Bush - Just Barack Obama. I'm wondering how it is that Obama's story gets put into an 8th grade literature book? It would be one thing, if it was just the tidbit about his boyhood days, but 15 pages, and they talk about his "Life of Service". Honestly, what has Obama really done to be included in this book? Not only that, but on page 847 there is a photo of Obama at the 2004 Democratic Convention with at least 8 Obama signs in the background! Front & center is an www.obama2004.com sign.

Now I understand that many teachers are liberals, but does the school have the right to shove Obama down our kid's throats?

Unsurprisingly, it looks like Alfred McDougal of McDougal, Littell & Company has been donating generously to Obama's campaign.

Is it ethical for an Obama supporter to publish an educational book which has a 15 page Barrack Obama story in it? If the tax payers are paying for these books, why is it okay for McDougal Littell to promote Obama? This really bothers me. I would have no problem with it, if Obama had actually done something important. Why is Obama being put up on a pedestal, before he actually wins the pedestal? All I can say, is we can thank the liberal media, and now the liberal book publishers. Thanks to them, I'm sure there are probably thousands of these books all across the United States.

If the liberal establishment has its way, future generations will grow up believing that America was a bleak, rotten place, until The One brought Change and transformed it into a socialist utopia, where all comrades are guaranteed a bowl of rice every day, and no one can oppress anyone else by getting more than their share.

On a tip from J. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.