Because Those Kids Would Want Us To Do It

It's what a nutty comedian network would do to our nation's youth:

Drudge and the right-wing blogosphere are flogging a "SHOCK VIDEO" from YouTube that purports to show "[s]chool kids taught to praise Obama."

The children in this video appear to be no more than 8 years old. They have done nothing wrong. Presumably, neither they nor their parents have consented to having their faces plastered all over the right-wing media. They did nothing to justify Matt Drudge's invasion of their privacy. They did nothing to justify Michelle Malkin's invasion of their privacy.

Nothing these kids have done would warrant a decision by Glenn Beck, his enablers at Fox News, Rush Limbaugh, or Lou Dobbs to further invade their privacy.

The right is ruthless.

Would be funny if those kids parents hated Fudge and these nuts and sued them for using them.

Would be earth-quaking funny if those kids did it themselves.

Updated: Thanks to an individual at Giles Goat Boy:

Posted by BrandNuWords, which is the name of the publisher of the book "I Am Barack Obama" by Charisse Carney-Nunes, a Harvard classmate of Barack Obama. At 1:50 of the video, you can see an easel on the left which has an enlargement of the book cover.

Description on the video is "Fathers day tribute to President Obama!! Children sing!"

Nothing about "school children", which was a title added by the teabagging dimwit who also added the ominous music.

Nothing yet on where it was shot or the organization. No proof it was part of a regular school. Father's Day? Sunday? Church? Maybe?